Crossover Worlds: Whose Kid Is This?

The title is novel, but there are too many typos, and the child's mouth is a bit tongue-in-cheek. Isn't it the same system and the same heroine? Why are the names changing so much? It's a bit confusing. ​ ​The world of other books is like the Holy Mother, but in the world of Xiangmi, I think of the Holy Father. I haven't seen any author write a story about Runyu giving up on his mother. They are all about Runyu pleading for mercy or being soft-hearted. I can't imagine that when I was a child, I was pulled out of my scales, dragon scales, dragon horns, etc., And even the pain that caused me to lose my memory can still have feelings for my mother. ​ The heroine in the world of Douluo Continent is actually in love, it's not easy! I think that monk Shaobai is good. I didn't expect that we wouldn't be together. ​ ​Why does it seem a bit perfunctory as you go to the back? (The last five worlds) Each world has a lot fewer chapters. It's like an introduction and it's just passed by. I don't know what's going on. The last world whetted my appetite, is it a new book?