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A sweet and heartwarming short story; the male lead is decisive and quick in handling matters. The daughter, Mu Mu, is adorable, but the male lead's rise to power is quite extraordinary, and the later stages are filled with business battles, which makes it a bit boring!

That "Urban Crooked Mouth Dragon King" thing, gotta go!

It's well written.

I don't want to say much, but personally, I think I can only give it a bad review. I couldn't continue reading after about twenty chapters.

Before chapter 320, the names were a bit confusing, but you could still make sense of who each person was. After chapter 320, it became truly chaotic; the island setting suddenly transformed into Jiangcheng.

Very good

While I don't know how many people might find the story familiar, the last book I read with a similar storyline was called "Dragon Soars Through the City," which spans a considerable period of time—I read it back in junior high.

This is the first time I've read such a chaotic novel. The time, place, and characters are all jumbled up. Not only are the names constantly wrong, but the locations are even more confusing. One second they're on a business trip, shopping in another city, and the next they're being picked up by a driver and taken home. I have to ask, where is this business trip? Is it near their home?

After chapter 150, it's like the author changed; the names are randomly changed, and the plot is extremely illogical. It might be an AI-generated story.

You don't need to read after chapter 230.