Not One of My Adopted Daughters Is Normal

If you're going to stop updating, at least write the ending! You're inhuman; if something happened to you, you should at least give everyone an explanation for the ending.

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This book should be written this way. The author shouldn't let the rumors and gossip in the comments section hinder their progress; pursuing their own heart and moving forward is the right choice.

... After reading Chapter 14, I had some questions in Chapter 13. Why? They didn't give me any benefits (the things given before were just the entrance fee, don't tell me the puppets count too) and just wanted to get 5 Earth-rank Great Perfection puppets for free. It makes no sense, especially since they were my best friend's relics? Just like that, they gave them away for free?

First of all, I must say that Ye Zi's writing is truly captivating and engaging, with excellent prose and a great pacing in the early stages. I've been following her work closely, even reading the final chapters of her previous novel. In that work, in the main storyline involving the protagonist Ji Tian, ​​his daughters were practically useless. The three Valkyries he raised at the beginning became mere grunts, offering no help with any issues in the main plot. In this novel, none of my adopted daughters are normal. My first daughter went blind and became a useless person, but was redeemed by a buff, defeating a senior brother far above her level, and then became useless again. My second daughter is the daughter of the Empress, a stark contrast to her previous appearance, and then also useless...

Progress: I feel it's a bit superficial to write a review without considering the plot, so spoilers are unavoidable. Review: Plot: First, the protagonist has a thousand-year history (though spent in a seal), making him clearly superior to younger generations, which is very satisfying. Second, the protagonist's heart has become the female lead's, leading to self-relationships and the addition of demon generals as a bonus—very novel and enjoyable. Also, the protagonist has a transmigrated wife who only loves him and has no other friends, plus four daughters—it feels fantastic. And, the protagonist saves a blind girl at the beginning (a thousand years later)...

Ugh, stories without endings are disgusting; it's better to have a weak ending than a strong one.

Let's give it an ending, a few chapters, a dozen chapters. Let the story conclude; it would be fine to end it here, wouldn't it?

So they stop updating at this crucial moment? These authors just love to keep us in suspense. Although I can guess what happens next, they definitely won't meet. They'll only suspect it's an imposter, then, unable to defeat the imposter, they'll vent their anger and gather their strength for revenge.

The author must really love exclamation marks; there's one in every paragraph in the first few chapters.