ENGenius Daddy in the City
妖孽奶爸在都市
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Webnovel
Synopsis
Other names
- The Prodigy Daddy in the CityEarlier English title
Stats
2.8kChapters
75kRecommendations
87.4kFans
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Reader comments 31
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When the Heavenly Emperor returned, he discovered that his daughter was living in a doghouse. With a single command, 100,000 heavenly soldiers came and built a doghouse for the Heavenly Emperor as well.
The author's bio is so cheesy; they should have been more imaginative! For example, if the daughter wants stars, they could immediately set up a grand celestial array: "Baby, Daddy will teach you to count the stars. Play with whichever one you like." Or, if the daughter wants to fly high, they could immediately change the rules of reality: "Humans are born to fly; fly however you want."
Many people ridicule the author for writing simplistic, lowbrow content, completely misunderstanding the principle that "making money doesn't have to be shaky." There's a Korean drama called "The Rooftop," a masterpiece of melodrama. This book is similar, taking the art of pretentious posturing and face-slapping to the extreme. It disregards logic and character psychology; it's all about entertainment, precisely targeting its audience.
Wow, so many updates at once! I'll give you all the votes!
The updates are too slow, I don't even dare to give it any recommendation votes.
After reading the free chapters and then looking at the first few dozen words of the paid version, I got a general idea of the book. It seems to follow the same old formula: the protagonist has an aura of hatred that attracts attention, while the villains have an aura of stupidity.
Give me some advice! I came across this when I was bored during winter break, and I've already seen the latest update. Here are my personal thoughts: ① The character development is somewhat monotonous; they're just mindless spouters with no personality, and they speak without thinking! For example, the clown Hu Lei pops up every now and then, which is annoying.
😰It would take decades to finish writing this; books these days are getting more and more disgusting.
This is low-IQ writing; it's like elementary school kids resorting to violence at the slightest provocation. Does it even have a modicum of intelligence? Look at this amazing dad; that shows what true intelligence is—they're not even in the same league.
Writing novels requires some brainpower and a bit of culture. Being so vindictive, so vindictive, writing "grinning and vengeful" every day—how uncultured must you be, grinning all the time???