The Strongest Immortal Dad in the City

It's good to read. When the male protagonist comes back, he tells the female protagonist all his identity. They are honest with each other about everything. When the male protagonist comes back, he takes his wife and daughter to visit the mountains and rivers. I like this novel very much. Unlike other novels, the male protagonist hides his identity from the female protagonist when he comes back. The whole world knows the identity of the male protagonist. Only the female protagonist knows it until the end, and then uses his identity to help other girls. Help, help, help into the arms,

I don't know why, but the more I watch it, the more annoyed my daughter is. The plot is too boring. When I saw the part about teaching my daughter to write, I showed it to my mother first, and the mother praised it, and my daughter was happy, and then I showed it to the protagonist, and the protagonist praised it, and my daughter was happy, and then I showed it to my grandparents, and my grandparents praised it, and my daughter was happy, and then I showed it to my aunt, and my aunt praised me, and my daughter was happy, and the chapter is over.

This is a bit like another novel I read, but it's a harem story where one person falls in love with another, and the heroine doesn't know where the author has written it.

It's so confusing. Mom's parents are grandparents, and dad's younger brother is aunt and uncle. Although it doesn't take your brain to read cool articles, you can't do it without common sense.

Nice!

There is a lot of nonsense, he is decisive in not killing, and he still lets others go if they want it, the author is crazy.

It's totally fine to pass the time.

The protagonist is well designed. He is a young and handsome young man, but he has a strong mentality. He is decisive in killing and does not leave troubles in the future. He can avenge today's revenge today and is strong enough. He is the saint above all others and the ruler of all worlds. He is a perfectionist who loves his wife and children.

The master is not as good as a dog, the masters are everywhere