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

A mother who's had a child writes like a high school girl who's never been in a relationship. You think it's about first love, and then she keeps dragging things out and playing with ambiguity. No wonder so many of your books have failed.

I hope the author can express their opinion, whether it's an outline or how they want to write it. There is a single female lead, but in the latest chapter, the female lead's content is less than 10%. What kind of female lead is that? It's about a stay-at-home dad, but the overall plot isn't that extensive. The little boy appears in a few chapters before temporarily disappearing from the story.

Wow! This is the kind of novel a real man should read!

The author is holding up well under pressure; I think it's great. As long as you don't mess it up, I'll definitely subscribe to the whole thing.

Did the male lead really become a father unexpectedly and take over the child?

This is a story about eunuchs and ambiguous relationships.

I haven't read the last dozen or so chapters mainly because I can't stand the multiple female leads and the pure-hearted female classmate.

You've retreated, and even with 30 chapters available, there's still no real progress. Are people here just to see you being ambiguous?

Could you focus more on the dad parts? I find the dad parts more appealing; I'm really not interested in the school scenes. This is just my personal opinion, for your reference only.

Brother, to be honest, I skipped all the school scenes; I only read the "stay-at-home dad" storylines. The book's core theme is stay-at-home dads. You can just gloss over the school scenes; focus more on the stay-at-home dads and moms.