My Children Are All Children of Destiny

Wow, this book is so good, I'll do a live stream of stewing pork belly if it becomes a hit!

Q: Shouldn't the chosen ones always have their parents sacrificed at the start of the game?

I suggest revising a section about seeing the son being beaten, for example. Qin Feng looked at the stubborn boy in front of him, sighed slightly, and then turned his back and spoke slowly. "Child, your cultivation was completely destroyed six years ago. At that time, I wanted to protect you, so I expelled you from the Bamboo Academy.

Your premise is good, but the protagonist is really trash. This kind of story should be written as an invincible character, but the trigger condition is protecting and raising a child. M is usually a weakling, but when it comes to children, he becomes invincible. What you've written is just awful. What's the point of reading novels if not to feel good?

I only read the first two chapters. The protagonist, as a modern person, has somewhat... Values...

There are many inconsistencies and illogical points in the book. For example, in Chapter 11, it is written that the world's values ​​are different from those of the previous life, and the protagonist has no intention of correcting them. I tolerated the inconsistencies at the beginning, but I was genuinely surprised to get to this point.

I thought it was going to be a lighthearted story about an invincible stay-at-home dad, sigh. I was actually quite looking forward to clicking in hoping to cheer myself up. 😅

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Where is the child's mother? Are the "second-hand man" (the man who took over the child) really that happy?

After reading the synopsis, it seems the protagonist was cuckolded by fate.