What's Wrong with Sorcery's Top Brass Being a Little Arrogant?

I can actually see this in JJ in my lifetime. I will die with no regrets.

We are all adults now, Xiaowu, please look away and don't disturb your sister's career (pat on the shoulder)

I didn't expect the finale. I was fed a mouthful (silencing). The plot is actually quite interesting, but the preference for girls over boys is a big play between me and the author. Some authors like to write that the male protagonist wants a daughter, and then the female protagonist gives birth to a son and the male protagonist looks regretful, "Why is it not a daughter?" The female protagonist says that I like both boys and girls. Then the male protagonist kept wanting his daughter to look at other people's daughters, and pulled the female protagonist to continue making daughters. Just like the author and I push and pull each other with red envelopes, everyone knows that we have to go through this process and act it out on the surface. Sometimes I get annoyed after acting it out. I wonder if the male protagonist can give birth to a daughter by himself. This is just a personal interpretation. I really feel uncomfortable. I don't think it's quite romantic, right? , Obviously what I wrote before is really good.

It's hard to say, but the author clearly created the heroine and added feminist ideas to her, teaching Maki that women can be just as strong. But when the curse spirit attacked the high school, Xianji was hurt but said that this is the only legitimate son in our family, and there was also the plot of the girl giving birth to a boy in the end. It gives me an obvious sense of dissonance when I read it.

Let their babies out! I want to see the strongest child-rearing person! [Bad laugh][bad laugh]

What an advanced way of writing hhhhhhh

I didn't expect the finale. I was fed a mouthful (silencing). The plot is actually quite interesting, but the preference for girls over boys is a big play between me and the author. Some authors like to write that the male protagonist wants a daughter, and then the female protagonist gives birth to a son and the male protagonist looks regretful, "Why is it not a daughter?" The female protagonist says that I like both boys and girls. Then the male protagonist kept wanting his daughter to look at other people's daughters, and pulled the female protagonist to continue making daughters. Just like the author and I push and pull each other with red envelopes, everyone knows that we have to go through this process and act it out on the surface. Sometimes I get annoyed after acting it out. I wonder if the male protagonist can give birth to a daughter by himself. This is just a personal interpretation. I really feel uncomfortable. I don't think it's quite romantic, right?

Original! ! (≧▽≦)

OK, it's over, but the power to travel through different worlds won't be through the original novel, right? Hahaha

It's pretty good to watch, but be careful when buying the extra part about giving birth.