A Late Bloomer: Turning Things Around on a Kids' Reality Show
大器晚成：从娃综开始逆袭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 164k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Why do you have such a big heart in variety shows? Can anyone who gives birth to a child out of wedlock be on TV?
With a setting like the male protagonist, he definitely won't be popular.
A male protagonist who doesn't even trust the system! This article is a way to screen readers! I saw that the male protagonist was persuaded to quit when he didn't believe in the biological daughter given by the system!
I was dissuaded by the fact that the protagonist still wanted to shirk the responsibility of her father after knowing that she was his biological daughter. If the system hadn't favored him, the male protagonist would definitely not have wanted this child.
Dude, I don't believe in evil, and the comment section is full of negative comments, but I should go in and take a look. Well written, he is a man. Some sissies say that the protagonist shouldn't quarrel with others, what's the matter? Are systematic people still afraid of people? What a natural softie
It's hard to comment. In fact, overall there is nothing particularly bad about it, but this choice of material makes me feel uncomfortable all over. Systemic task-based fatherly love is the same as the older generation's concept of raising children for old age. It has a strong purpose. Fatherly love is just a derivative of the rewards obtained by completing tasks. I don't know if it's right or wrong, but I just feel uncomfortable. The ultimate result of pursuing being a good father and being required by a task to behave like a good father may be derived from father's love, one is innate and the other is acquired. I don't know which one is better, but after all, I feel that the affection I got from the wrong start is always empty. It's like a poor family swapping their child with a child from a rich family, and then raising the child to develop feelings for the child from the rich family. Father's love is true, but it was wrong from the beginning.
Will the system give the hero something to save his daughter's mother?
It is predicted that Li Ranran will be written off with a high probability. . .
So, where was it when it was released? Is it a baby syndrome or a pig's trotter that has gained momentum?
I thought the late bloomer was that kind of variety show. Did my dad go to that kind of variety show? I used to like it, and my daughter also likes to watch it. Let me take a look first. There are very few people writing about middle-aged people, which makes me feel the same.