Dad, Have You Read Today?

The author's books are so cheerful, I can even wake up laughing in the middle of the night! I love them! (Adding "like" and "featured" is a big plus!)

The premise is good, but the author's writing skills are lacking. The logic is too chaotic and somewhat detached from common sense. The frequent instances of swindling Zhou Huaihai out of a thousand taels of silver are too far-fetched. Silver was still very valuable in ancient times. The details are not handled well, which is a bit of a pity.

I'll give you all the tickets, wouldn't it be even better if it sold out?

It's fair to say that a perfectly good premise was ruined by the Mary Sue romance plot. Personally, I think it would have been better if it had focused on a career-oriented story, such as the imperial examination or business management.

As someone who rarely reads romance novels, I didn't really see much of a love story between Shen Li and Zhou Qing (parents' love). Instead, I was more interested in the Huai Shan Gang. This kind of friendship is so strong that even if you die and turn to ashes, I'll still recognize you. It's amazing. It seems like they all follow Zhou Huaishan and have great character.

I think Zhou Huaishan is the male lead. Does the male lead necessarily have to be the one who's in a romantic relationship with the female lead? Clearly, the father and daughter are the real male and female leads.

Zhou Ping should be added to the character rankings; he's stealing the show! 🤭

You either have to resist watching, or once you start, you can't help but watch and wait for updates every day. 😄

For Zhou Huaishan's sake, I had to endure the awkward romance between the male and female leads and finish the novel. However, the later part of the story, where a prince bears a striking resemblance to his wife (six or seven points), completely blew me away; I couldn't continue reading. 🌚🌚 Can anyone tell me what official position Zhou Huaishan ultimately became?

The subject matter is alright, but the writing is too awkward. The male lead's appearance is awkward, and the description is clumsy and disjointed.