The Nation’s Father-in-Law

Is it impossible to write an entertainment article without mentioning a child these days?

Me, a tycoon! Acting cute! 10 Cute items for 1 coin, 100 cute items for a settlement!

Why fuss so much about what you read? As long as the book is good, you can ignore some less important parts. There's no need to overthink it. Reading is just for passing the time. If you really can't stand it, just drop it. Is it necessary to criticize the author, pointing out this and that? Even the best writing will be upset by your criticism, and if the author is upset, some parts might not be written well.

Sending a song to "Where Are We Going, Dad?" Is a mistake. It fully demonstrates the author's lack of life experience. As the saying goes, "If someone is being overly helpful, they're either up to no good." Hunan TV won't be short of your copyright fees, and the director won't owe anyone a favor just to save the TV station some money on copyright fees. You think too highly of yourself.

I think this book is a flop. Let me start with "The Nation's Father-in-Law." Judging from the title, I initially thought it would be a story about a father and daughter, but after the protagonist finished filming "Where Are We Going, Dad?", He rarely appeared. Aside from going back to his hometown for Chinese New Year and attending parent-teacher meetings, his daughter was practically invisible.

っ(* ￣)(￣▽￣*)ゞへへ~♪

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Sorry, I can't keep going, I've only read a few chapters... Forced cross-dressing, a saintly song, a cat-meow contest, three poisons afflicting him, death from poisoning.

The beginning was actually quite good, after all, he's a stay-at-home dad, so he has to bring his daughter along, right? But then there's all this pretentious posturing and all sorts of women, but all sorts of women, like elderly movie queens and rural old women, please don't be so indiscriminate with your choices. And then there are all these long-winded rants about how much they love the protagonist, two or three chapters at a time, it's just nauseating.

It's strayed from its original purpose 🙂. As a story about a stay-at-home dad, Zhao Liying barely appears later on. At the beginning, she said she was a stay-at-home dad to spend more time with her child, but later we see the main characters constantly fighting and contradicting themselves. I know some fans will want to say I'm just a novice and shouldn't talk nonsense, but I'll be honest, I read it for free for a limited time.