Conquering the Blackened Villain? I Choose to Be His Biological Mother!

It looked pretty good at first, and I felt that this direction was quite novel. Why did it turn into a love story again? I thought it was mainly about redemption and family affection, but the writing about children became less and less, and as soon as we started falling in love, there were already fragments of the male protagonist's soul, so what exactly was this meant to be about, a fast-travel romance? What was the initial setting for?

This novel started really well, with a bit of a greasy emotional line and very restrained, but recently I don't quite understand it. If you still want to write romance, don't write about fast time travel. Either fast time travel together to advance the plot, or I don't like you to advance the plot. Why are you writing so much about your husband's inner drama and not advancing the plot? Who cares about the word count? What is the author's dilemma? Is it because he has no imagination or inspiration?

The author doesn't want it. Is it the male protagonist who always falls in love with the heroine at first sight? 😭😭 No, I really want the heroine to be beautiful alone. It's so annoying to have a man keep pestering the heroine for no reason. 😭🌹🌹🌹

I personally feel that when it comes to love, collecting fragments is a bit redundant. There are too many outside. Lovers are never a must-choose topic. No one can survive. Family love is the only one.

I thought it was good at first, but then I didn't know why a male protagonist was added. Every world is just for meeting a male protagonist 🙂

I think it's very interesting because it's a refreshing article. Life is very tiring and we need refreshing articles to embellish it.

The story is pretty good, I enjoyed reading the first story I feel like there is no need to add a male protagonist, although the first male protagonist is okay. It's not that the male protagonist is not good, it's just that the male protagonist's liking is inexplicable. The length of the quick travel is originally limited, so the liking for him is so sudden. Of course the novel cannot be too clever, but it will be more attractive if there is no male protagonist or if the emotional line is better written. Especially in the second story, the male protagonist is inexplicable and can give up everything for the female protagonist? It's so embarrassing. The other small details of the heroine killing everyone and being a strong woman are slightly awkward to highlight the heroine's power, but it does not affect the reading and is acceptable.

The first world is pretty good, but the second and third worlds become more and more unbearable as I watch them. I kept reading, but I still couldn't stand it, so I gave up. It would be great if the first world could always be like that.

I strongly urge to have cp, if I don't have cp I will really cry and faint 😭

Isn't it good to have a CP... The first world has already made it very clear. Even if the protagonist is a child, the mother's happiness is equally important. Besides, many children hope to have a complete family. In addition, the setting of love at first sight has omitted a lot of descriptions of emotional lines. Do you like to watch CP's too gentle? Why no one talks)