Copying Stories in a Parallel World to Raise My Daughter

The lack of common sense is too severe. Is the author just a high school student who watched a few novels and TV dramas about fatherhood and then started writing a book? Chapter 1: The car broke down on the highway, and instead of calling the police or roadside assistance, the driver just stood there waving to flag down other cars?! Does this person think the highway is their own backyard?

It's alright. Considering the current climate on Qidian, this book is doing reasonably well. I'm not interested in mainstream titles like Lord of Mysteries; I mostly read niche books these days. Plus, it's a good option for killing time.

The author should ignore those critics; they don't understand that writing trash requires talent, and especially courage.

A woman with a terminal illness goes to a sperm donor to have a child, and after giving birth, she doesn't care about the child's future and just dies. In real life, such a person would be universally condemned, but in the author's book, she's portrayed as a revered hero. I immediately dropped the book.

Let me start by stating a premise: if someone was useless before transmigrating, they'll most likely remain useless afterward. The saying "character determines destiny" is often true. So, how psychologically weak must someone be to transmigrate and spend their days drowning their sorrows in bars? That's a very poorly constructed character. I couldn't help but criticize after reading the first three chapters; if the later chapters are well-written, please forgive my harsh words.

A female author writes female-oriented novels and publishes them on a male-oriented platform. There are no exciting moments, no common sense about daily life, and she starts by writing what male-oriented readers consider to be problematic. You can tell what's going on just by reading the book reviews.

It's toxic. Chapter four pushes an innocent nurse into the arms of a playboy, claiming it's to help her friend settle down. But if her friend doesn't settle down, isn't that ruining a girl's life? It's absolutely poisonous to me.

I couldn't continue reading after the beginning. He had a few nights with a woman at a bar, then stopped contacting her. The first time they contacted each other, she was pregnant. The protagonist rushed to the hospital like his parents were dying, and before even seeing her, he was already imagining how the three of them would live.

This book is alright. Given the current state of Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), what more could you ask for? But why are so many people saying it's bad? Is it because I'm married?

For a novel like this to be featured in the new book promotion, how big of a bribe must have been given!