Zhutian: Start by Becoming a Father

It's too bland, I can't stand it anymore, it's not suitable for me

How can the harem become so popular without any arrangement?

Isn't this way of life fun?

It's too bland and too long. It needs to be streamlined. It's all about skipping. After reading it, I don't feel much. It's like an AI outline. I have to cut it later.

There is nothing generous, elegiac, or heroic about this ordinary novel. It is not like a glass of strong wine, but like a light tea. I hope you can enjoy it together. Actually, I just discovered that there is a monthly ticket to encourage posting in book circles. I just posted a post for the sake of looking good, that's all.

We are all ordinary peopleah

In the author's first story, all kinds of weird people were brought together through a group of parents. There were constant minor conflicts and no big ones, but overall it was too bland. Pay attention to the ups and downs of the plot. If it is dull for too long, it will become boring.

Why Xiao Shengmo has never watched TV or read the original work, so I can't substitute it. I'll wait until this is over and see if I continue to subscribe.

I found some fodder in the book shortage, and voted for the recommendation. The article about Qiao's family was well written, but there was too little description of his children.

Was the following written by ia? It's a lot of nonsense

The selection of materials is a bit magical and too limiting. For the first time, I am a southerner, and I am indifferent to the twists and turns of the first world parent group. It's all a battle of speculations, and it seems to me like a billionaire trying to please an ordinary woman. It's a bit out of touch with the reality in the South. Here, if you put people without uniforms in the last row, it's basically equivalent to the principal being called to a meeting. There are also various cryptic group chat records. This teacher is basically done... So your first story is equivalent to chasing people away...

The author will write about those worlds later