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My next novel is The Immortal Venerable's Dao Companion Is a Little Brat
Mo Yu and Chi Qu are a pair of impostor young masters. In theory, they should have nothing to do with each other for the rest of their lives. Once this mistake was corrected, they should have gone their separate ways and returned to their own families. But only Xiao Bao, who came from many years in the future, knows that they are his two dads, and that they are very much "in love."
Five-year-old Mo Xiaobao woke up one day in a world that was both strange and familiar.
The little bed his dad had made for him before he was born was gone. The cozy home his other dad and his dad had decorated together was gone. And the two dads who had always been by his side were gone too!
Luckily, Xiao Bao soon found his dad. But Dad was much younger than before, with his hair slicked back and an icy air about him, just like his other dad used to have. Xiao Bao didn't dare go up and claim him at first. Instead, Dad came over, picked him up, and asked how he had gotten there.
And so Xiao Bao started living with Dad. Before long, he saw his other dad too, but the two dads didn't get along. So Xiao Bao decided to help them out from the sidelines!
He'd do his best with his little legs and little hands!
What Xiao Bao didn't know was that Dad had also been reborn. Before being reborn, he'd been discussing a divorce with his other dad...
The novel title is from the baby's point of view.
The gong's perspective: My Arch-Enemy's Child Insists on Calling Me Daddy
The shou's perspective: The Child Came After I Was Reborn
1. The shou was reborn long before the baby. He's a heartthrob who everyone loves.
2. Their relationship had fallen apart before they were reborn.
3. There'll be some melodramatic misunderstandings and such (probably). The gong will also be reborn later, OVO.
4. Same-sex marriage is legal, and the shou can give birth, but Xiao Bao is their only child!
5. A genius baby, definitely not an ordinary child.
6. Don't overthink it. Just read without using your brain, QWQ.
Upcoming danmei novel: The Big Bad Mermaid Lost His Memory and Thinks He's the Savior
Lin Wensen always thought he was an ordinary person.
That was until one day, while soaking in a bathhouse, he discovered that his legs had suddenly turned into a fish tail.
But Lin Wensen had long suspected he had a special ability.
After all, whenever he talked to someone, they'd start getting sleepy.
The dorm was even better. He'd lie in bed, chatting with his roommates at night, and the moment he shared an opinion, the entire dorm would fall asleep.
He just hadn't expected he was a little mermaid...
He swished his tail, splashing water around the bath, and ignored the old man's glare.
But looking at the ordinary people around him, Lin Wensen felt himself growing more and more magnificent.
All those years as an otaku hadn't been for nothing. He really was the savior!
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Before long, he was recruited into the Paranormal Abilities Department, and Lin Wensen knew his chance to shine had come.
But why were all the villains facing him calling him Mom?
And why did it seem that he was actually the biggest villain of all, the one who would destroy Earth...?
A shou who thinks he's the savior but is actually the biggest villain x the gong, the first and only director of the Paranormal Abilities Department
Also coming soon: an age-gap modern danmei novel, Old Man, Show Me the Money
Lin Zi had been a certified brat since childhood.
If his dad told him to go east, he absolutely wouldn't go east.
Especially when it came to the college entrance exam. His dad had finally agreed to his dream of pursuing esports, but Lin Zi grew more and more suspicious, grabbed his bag, and went to study finance instead.
He stubbornly carried on like that until he was twenty-one.
Then an internship forced him to move in with a distant relative.
According to his dad, this guy was a relative so distant they were barely related, yet Lin Zi had to call him Uncle. He'd studied education in graduate school, and Lin Zi had to make sure to rein in his temper.
Lin Zi scoffed at that. As a stubborn person, he wasn't afraid of anyone.
After all, even his dad had gone from trying to change his personality to working hard to start a company, hoping to find his son a gentle, home-loving wife in the future.
In the end, he didn't find a gentle wife. Instead, he found Lin Zi a husband who was at least "gentle."
Also coming soon: an ancient danmei novel, The Immortal Venerable's Dao Companion Is a Little Brat
Come check out my author page and pick whichever one you like, O3O
Theme: Helping one another and building a happy family together
Ahhhhhhhh! I feel that this Gong is so childish. If he were not Gong, in other stories, he could be regarded as Green Tea White Lotus. "That's your real mother" (Gongming knew that there was a big gap between Shou and his mother, which was somewhat morally kidnapped). It can be felt that Xing Yao really wants to ease the relationship with Shou, and she is working hard. Her helpless look looked innocent. But the next second, in front of Shou, she and Gong unconsciously and wantonly showed Shou the deep feelings between them, a loving mother and a filial son. Both Gong and Xing Yao have an innocent cruelty.
Is the person named Chi a giant baby? How old will your adoptive mother be when you have to wipe your mouth?
I'm really convinced, do I have to be with this 1? Vested interests also require victims to consider others. What is the difference between this 1 and the kind of mama's boy who can't deal with conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law?
His family members are so disgusting, I think they are crazy.
When will Mo Yu be able to leave these two families? It's too bad, isn't it?
After reading Chapter 35, I didn't see any merits in Gong. I just felt that he was weak, hesitant, and had no right to speak. Oh my god, I quite liked Shou's character. He was perseverant. Even though he was born in a family that was beleaguered on all sides, and his relatives around him were all plotting against him, he still managed to leave this dragon's den on his own step by step. This was only possible with hard work, strength, and tenacity. So what did Shou like in Gong in his previous life? Youthful passion or sweet words? I can't understand it. The main text of Shou is just a depiction of Gong from Shou's sight. It really doesn't have any charm at all. After looking at the catalog, I figured it out. . . . .
I can't stand it anymore. I'm going to vomit out my dinner after watching it.
I can't stand it anymore. The character design of the subject is pretty good, but Gong Chunchun is a real mommy's boy. Hearing his adoptive parents and biological parents openly belittling and looking down on the people they like, I didn't dare to say a word. After reading more than 30 chapters, I haven't discovered any of Gong's strengths.
I can't help but hold my breath when I see this [melted] [melted] I can really, really, really put in Shou's perspective, because I have been in a similar situation before (it has nothing to do with love), a situation where I was surrounded on all sides, and the person who should be the most helpful and close was a hindrance, which really made me laugh 💔. I completely can't understand what will happen in the later stage. What's the upside? Is it just because of the white moonlight filter in high school that you can't forget that we were not together at that time? It felt like he was reborn, as if he had awakened his consciousness in a sadistic novel about him. He tried very hard to break free from these shackles and chose a different path. There was indeed a change, but the degree of awakening was not enough and he was dragged back to the original novel. I hope that when he awakens next time, he will be able to leave everything including attack in the original text, and then rewrite a completely unknown new text. [Glasses]
I can't understand it. Grandpa Mo is the father of Mo Yu's adoptive parents. He has two sons: Mo Long and Mo's father. Mo Long got married and had a son with a different surname. Father Mo has two sons, one adopted and one biological. Why did Mo Long regard Mo Xiaobao as his son's competitor instead of Mo's father's two sons as his own competitors? Theoretically, they are different generations. And if Grandpa Mo is more traditional, the eldest son has an eldest grandson, so Tang Xiaowei doesn't have a share?