The Best Dad from Another World

I read this book a long time ago, and I was shocked at the time. But to be honest, at that time when the system was not fully mature, this book was really a great invincible + daddy novel. . . The main drawback of the book at the time was that it was depressing in the early stages. It was reasonable to explain that the heroine was a virgin and the child was adopted until later, which made people look stupid. However, to be honest, this was the only problem with the book based on the perception at the time. . . It was really shocking at the time, because the system was immature and many other authors wrote randomly. This book did three things at that time that many books today cannot do. First, a clean and pure Invincible novel means an Invincible that has a perfect rhythm throughout the whole process, is not too exaggerated and does not stretch out, and is very comfortable to watch. Sadly, the category of "Invincible" is still 90% of the authors are either bored, stretched, or the combat power system is broken (Invincible novels are inherently prone to collapse of combat power, but in the end it is the author's problem). In that era, they perfectly avoided these three problems, which is really awesome. . . Second, the complete plot of the nanny system. Even though the routines of nanny and nanny are clear now, at that time, this was the ultimate niche category, and they were still writing about ntr and bitter hatred. Even now, due to limitations in writing power, many authors still only know and dare to do so. When it comes to writing about a child, I am not exaggerating when I say that at that time, this book ranked first among the stories about wet dads with multiple children, and the increase in invincible articles about wet dads was really high. Whether it was having an invincible father or becoming the most powerful father in the eyes of the child, the sense of immersion was very good. . . Third, the third is actually a sublimation of 1 and 2. The third is that most of the characters are very three-dimensional. This is almost a problem shared by more than 90% of the authors. Once there are more characters, most of them turn into stacked paper figures. Although the author of this book was not as skilled as Xiu Liao at the time. It has created n great and fun three-dimensional images, but it has begun to have its own style. Most of the characters can now be said to have avoided the problem of facial makeup. When the supporting characters have three-dimensional images, whether they are daddy or invincible, they can get a great enhancement. In fact, when you read this book now, you will feel that many things are cliche, but for me back then, this book can be ranked in the top five of my favorite old books. Personal evaluation, not for reference, summarize the above. One of the masterpieces of the past. Above

When the author finished the book, I was still reading physical martial arts novels and had not yet come into contact with online novels!

Let's count how many fellow Taoists transferred from Song Wangtian +1

I want to know how Nai Qi changed from a mature woman to a lolita in the past few years 😅

I remember I watched it in the third grade of junior high school when I was a freshman in high school. I watched the pirated version for the first time. It was the first time I watched Gao Leihua and Jingxin. The description was really full of details. I remember it until now. Now when I look back at the original version, there is nothing left. Now everything must be harmonious. There are also Xu Xianzhi in the past. How many chapters are missing? I spent money to buy the original version but haven't read more of the pirated version. I'm really pissed off.

Compared to everyone's shock, "The Best Daddy from Another World" was actually written by Nai Qi? When I was reading Xiuliao, I was even more shocked: "This author is still writing a book after ten years? This is actually the author of "The Best Daddy from Another World"!" This book impressed me so much at first... That I remembered the author...

The book I read when I was in elementary school was actually written by this guy? ? !

I thought the name Nai Qi looked familiar a long time ago, but I always forgot to click on the author's backend =, = I finally remembered recently, isn't this the author of Dad... I was shocked when this person's name was the author's pen name... I watched a pirated version in junior high school, so come here and subscribe

I actually finished reading a novel from more than ten years ago. Nai Qi was really awesome back then.

I bought this book in paper form at that time and read it no less than ten times. It is considered my favorite book.

Wait, this book turns out to be the one where the male protagonist is a time traveler with lightning powers, the female protagonist is a mermaid, and the children in the family are all bigger than the last? ! ! ! Why do I feel like I watched it a long time ago? It was really a long time ago, more than ten years ago. At that time, I downloaded the MP4 to watch it. 🥵

Hey, at the beginning, a supporting character looked down on the protagonist and was beaten by the protagonist. The supporting character was very angry. The protagonist had to do a task. The protagonist asked the beaten supporting character to protect the girl he liked and her child. Then the protagonist died during the task. You can imagine what kind of revenge the mother and daughter will suffer. Many years of books, (understanding)

I was two years old when this book came out…

Such a rubbish book, why does it still have so many recommendation votes? It's poisonous.

(ಥ_ಥ) I watched it when I was in junior high school.

This is the first baby daddy book I have ever read

I am three months older than this book. . . .

At that time, Hou joined the group and became a manager. At that time, the author was still working part-time. At that time, Hou was still with the cat boss. It was really good at that time.

Why are they saying it's poisonous? I remember that I quite liked it many years ago.

I always thought he was called Nai Qi because of this book. . .

I read this book more than ten years ago, but I thought it was good! I never expected that it was the same author of Song... Wangtian... Shuhang. I was very happy!

Is this the book about fucking mermaids?

Abuse Lord, Holy Mother, too Holy Mother, spineless, the author, you wrote it very badly, the author, you did it very badly. The author, your writing is very, very bad. Author, your plot is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. The author, your writing is too bad. The author you wrote is not good. (This message rebounds all attacks)

I just discovered that the book I read earlier was actually written by Nai Qi...

Damn it, I read this book when I was in junior high school in 2008. It was similar to the plot of an urban dad at that time.

It turns out that The Best Nanny was also written by Paladin.

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An ancient existence, daddy. I have always read it in writing before. Chasing updates to the point of collapse.

This is the second novel I read 15 years ago. The first novel was The Greatest Genius in Another World.

The beginning of this book was very interesting, and I was looking forward to the follow-up. Unexpectedly, the follow-up was directly disconnected from the beginning, and I lost touch with it. I forgot about it. I survived on an island, and the city turned into a fantasy. Although San Shaoyi's previous books were very childish, but now from a tasting perspective, they are still interesting, coherent, and integrated. In the past few years, they have not reached the essence of online writing. Mr. Haji, you are really amazing.