I Got Rich by Becoming a Dad
从喜当爹开始暴富
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Maybe I lack empathy, or maybe I'm just used to asking for help when I can't solve things myself. I genuinely think people like that deserve to die. Being able to solve things yourself is called independence. Being unable to solve things and not knowing to ask for help is just asking for trouble. And since they have the ability to work and start-up capital, not leaving their family of origin is purely self-inflicted.
Just kill the child at the maternal grandparents' house. Don't let those troublesome things interfere with your peaceful daily life.
What is it to become a father unexpectedly?
"Becoming a father unexpectedly" is a popular internet slang term that usually refers to a situation where a man discovers that the woman he likes or is dating is pregnant with another man's child, and he is not the biological father, but is forced or willingly assume the role of father for various reasons (such as taking the blame or being taken over).
A dead mother? Using a child's memories to write about suffering?
I don't really understand why they have to do live-streamed acting or something. They're already using their wealth as capital, yet they still need to do this kind of work. It completely exposes the child to no privacy, and there will be issues among peers; not all classmates will be able to accept such a different classmate.
For a two-year-old to be able to speak a complete sentence is truly amazing.
I don't really understand the protagonist's purpose in creating social media content. It's fine if it's just her, but it's mostly her daughter appearing on camera. Is it really a good thing for such a young child to become a public figure?
Are stay-at-home dad stories going to become popular again?
I felt the way these scenes were handled after Su Qing's parents were found was inappropriate. Shouldn't the normal reaction be to happily take Xixi and An'an to find her grandparents? They portrayed the two elderly people so tragically, just to elicit some tears. It was very displeasing. I didn't like this subsequent plot, so I skipped it.
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