Primordial Era: Seven Babies on a Vine, And They Call Me Daddy

Just because of your lousy introduction, I'm going to be on the street

I have finished reading the free chapter, and my feeling is that since the protagonist transformed, the focus has changed from Calabash Child to the protagonist. I don't know about others. Anyway, I personally read this book because of Calabash Child. If the author focuses on the protagonist, I feel that it is not suitable for me, especially during the period, I feel that there is a tendency to treat Bai Lian as the heroine. This is a matter of opinion and wisdom. I am the one who doesn't like it. Another thing is that Calabash Child has completely turned into a naughty ghost? Not to the naughty kid either? Anyway, it's not that kind of upright and awe-inspiring feeling. Although this is unavoidable in ancient times, I really feel that the author does not need to portray the Calabash Boy as the one who takes the initiative to grab things. It is better to write about others trying to snatch the Calabash Boy and being killed in return. Although it is a bit cliché, I personally feel that it is okay. Of course. What I care most about is that the protagonist has too many scenes. I feel that it is best to focus on Calabash Baby. At worst, the protagonist will be written as a behind-the-scenes story The follow-up is the paid chapter. I feel that due to the current trend, I don't need to read it. If Shen Nong reads it and thinks it is good later, tell me about it.