The Country Life of a Dad

Dear author, if you wrote about children with daughters, your book, if not incredibly popular, would be far more successful than it is now. Believe me or not. Don't believe those who say things like, "Finally, it's not a daughter anymore! I feel like throwing up at the thought of writing about daughters." Look at how many male-oriented novels feature children with sons?

Just a quick question: Fellow readers who hope this book will be completed smoothly, please leave a comment. My grades are terrible, and I'm exhausted from writing.

Everything else is fine, but this wild boy attitude makes me so embarrassed 😅 People in Guangdong and Guangxi also call him a wild boy

The book is good, but the child isn't a daughter... I can't continue reading.

A major taboo in writing a book is not having a daughter.

The book is great, with a genuine rural feel. I haven't read such a wonderful rural novel in a long time. Keep up the good work, author!

To be honest, this novel is pretty good. I've been reading novels for over ten years. This one ranks in the upper-middle range. I used to enjoy reading pirated novels. After starting a family, I realized that nothing is easy, especially making money. So now, when I read novels, as long as they're reasonably well-written and readable, I'll generally subscribe.

Are we not even allowed to write city names? The spirit of harmony in our motherland has seeped into our very bones! I won't be able to write books anymore! They might get shut down any day now.

Finally, I saw a dad whose tattoo wasn't of a daughter; I'm sick of seeing daughters.

Hopefully, there won't be any ambiguous developments later on.