My Daughter Says, ‘Having a Dad Like You Is So Embarrassing’

Puff... I, the 736th generation descendant of Shennong Valley, possess cultivation sufficient to grasp the sun and moon, and pluck stars from the sky. Unexpectedly, I mistakenly tasted a poisonous herb here, nearly dying. However, the Shennong tradition must not be broken. On my deathbed, I hereby proclaim this: I seek a person of exceptional talent to inherit my lineage; as long as all the myriad herbs have been tasted, the Shennong tradition must not be extinguished!

Talking badly about her own father with her best friend at home?? Various types of people who dislike their fathers??? They're saying their daughter has lived for eighteen years, and has been studying away from home; how could she be completely unaware of anything unusual happening at home? Are you saying he's really that powerful? Wouldn't he at least send someone to keep an eye on him?

How did you get level 5? 😅😅😅

What is this? After raising him for so many years, this is the beast he has produced. As the saying goes, a son doesn't despise his mother for being ugly, and a dog doesn't despise his home for being poor. He's not even as good as a dog. Why write this? Is it to let people know that even children are only valued if they have milk, and are useless if they don't?

Honestly, just reading about the daughter's initial attitude in the synopsis made me not want to continue reading. 😅

This book has all the usual formulas and tropes.

It's hard to understand. Is the purpose of writing a book to make money or to disgust readers? If it's about making money, then writing like this is a dead end.

The labels are strange, mentioning both traditional Chinese medicine and farmers... And the description is even worse, I dare not read it.

Was this book written by a human or a machine? The plot is disjointed, there are tons of typos, and the sentences are often wrong and incomprehensible.

It seems like it's not available yet? Maybe I can try it on Poison 😊