I Just Started College, and Now I’m a Part-Time Dad

A mother who has given birth to a child writes like a high school girl who has never been in love. You think it is her first love, and then she keeps dragging the progress and playing ambiguous. No wonder you read so many books

I hope the author will express his position. It can be an outline or how you want to write it. There is only one female protagonist, but as of the latest chapter, less than 10% of the content is about the female protagonist. What kind of heroine is she? The story is about a nanny, but the overall plot is not much. The little boy wrote a few chapters and then temporarily went offline. Mi Li did not write it separately, but basically brought some in each chapter (in fact, the content of the student union, dormitory classmates, external relations department, and even the driving school can be omitted at all, free of charge) Chapters don't matter, but if the paid chapters frequently appear in the whole chapter or if the content is updated in one day, it will easily lose the subscription). As a female supporting character, at least 60-70% of the content of the entire book is related to her. As one of the supporting characters, her role is too high. Readers are actually divided into several categories. Some simply like to watch and raise children, some like to watch the interactions of a single woman, and some like to watch a harem of multiple women. If the author cannot set the main character in the early stage, then the book will not do well even if you want to write a long novel. Now that it is a paid chapter, many readers will pay to read the follow-up plot, because there are very few such articles and the content is also very good. But it won't take long, probably about a week, or maybe half a month if it's longer. If some readers feel that the main line is not what they like, they will enter the book-raising stage. My current starting point for reading is divided into four categories: consumption_temporary storage_eunuch_completed. This book is currently in my consumption group. Every time I open the starting point, I will check which book has been updated in the consumption group, but there will also be situations where it is obviously updated, but I feel that I don't want to read the book now. If I don't subscribe to read it for several days in a row, then I will put the book in the temporary storage. When there are no books to read, I will go to the temporary storage to look for books to read. But for me personally, less than 10% of the books I put in the temporary storage can enter the consumption group twice. A reader who likes to read books and consume them will go to the rankings, Sanjiang, new book lists, and even look for books in the daily guide every week. In fact, there will always be books, but once the subscription for a book is stopped, unless the book is really decided to be saved for 3 days and 5 days to be read at once, there is a high probability that the book will not be continued to be read. So I hope the author can make a good decision on how to write this book later, because I really like this book now, but after subscribing for several days in a row, I always feel that it is a little bit inferior and does not meet my expectations. Qidian has thousands of readers. Others can order 10,000 and 100,000 orders, which shows that there is no shortage of readers. I searched for books similar to "Daddy" in the AI ​​search, and it seems that there are no books with "100,000 orders", but there are books with 10,000 orders, so the author does not have to worry about writing about "Nanny" and no one will read it. As long as the content is attractive, readers will naturally have it. Whether it is a single female protagonist or a multi-female harem, I hope you can make it clearer, so that you can retain readers better, and avoid dissatisfying both types of readers.

Gua! This is a novel that real men should read!

Author, resist the pressure. I feel very good. As long as you don't write a bad book, I will definitely order all of them.

Does the male protagonist really like to take over as his father?

Eunuch writing is ambiguous. . .

I haven't read the last dozen chapters. Mainly because I can't stand having multiple female protagonists and having a pure love female classmate.

You have retreated, and there is still no real progress in publishing Chapter 30. Are people here to see you having an affair?

Can you write mainly the part about the nanny? I think the impression of the nanny part is better. I really don't want to catch a cold about the campus part. My personal opinion is for reference only.

Brother, to be honest, I have skipped all the school plots and only watched the drama about the nanny. The tone of this book is about the nanny. You can write the campus plot in one stroke and write more about the nanny and the nanny.