Raise the Daughters of the Phoenixes? You've Got to Be Kidding!

How strange. From another perspective, it seems that due to some accidents, a group of people ruined the girl's innocence, and some even caused her to be criticized and insulted. After they separated, they kept their child away from the woman for ten years. Why did they think that the woman would accept the child and take good care of him? Moreover, these children appeared without the girl's knowledge. I feel so sorry for the girl. She was scolded so harshly and was forced to become a mother without even realizing it.

The writing is decent, but it's incredibly long-winded, padding the word count relentlessly. A single event can be stretched into several chapters, yet it never gets to the point.

So the male protagonist's impotence is psychological rather than physiological, right?

If the genders were reversed, this book could be shipped.

Please, stop bullying your daughter, okay? It was extremely uncomfortable to watch.

The "stay-at-home dad" label is really hard to maintain.

Without cultivation, won't the protagonist die of old age first? That wouldn't be interesting.

Mark, this ingredient has been surfing quite a bit.

What happened to Chapter 39?

I still prefer male leads who are pretty rather than handsome and muscular.