After My Parenting Plans Went Awry, My Obsessive Daughter Turned Me into a Witch

If brother isn't going to update, he should just say so. Why be so perfunctory with his sister? It only makes her seem presumptuous. And it's true, brother is frail and needs more rest. It's wrong of her to urge him like this; it hurts his feelings, and it pains her to see him like this.

They're all just posted online, author, you actually write something?

Opening remarks: This review is not malicious, but merely reflects my personal opinion. Please forgive any offense caused. Main text: After reading the latest chapter, I feel this book is a high-quality work among Pineapple Buns, but it has some shortcomings. Below are some of my humble opinions. Problems: 1. The descriptions of characters' appearances are too verbose. Often, every two chapters, a character's appearance is described in three or four hundred words, which is too detailed and hinders the reader's imagination. 2. The plot is very heartwarming, but the conflicts are insufficient. The needs between the daughter and mother are only minor conflicts, lacking any major tension. Therefore, it leans too much towards daily life, making the plot progress slowly or even stagnant...

I checked the reviews and this book seems to be 1v1/multiple-views? Author, could you please explain?

First of all, thank you so much for your subscriptions and support! Volume 1 is now finished, and a new volume will begin tomorrow. I've read all your feedback, and there will be a short note at the end of tomorrow's chapter. I need to go to the hospital early tomorrow for a checkup, but I'll continue updating after I get back! Thank you everyone, goodnight!

The plot feels like it's overly copied from other authors' formulas. The house arrest and the protagonist's desire to escape are both very confusing. A glaring logical flaw is that the protagonist isn't exactly weak, and the story doesn't describe how difficult it would be to regain his strength. Wouldn't it have been easier for the daughter and mother to simply agree that he could regain his strength and be released for a while? The protagonist's initial expressionless state after being imprisoned is also very formulaic and inexplicable. However, the stickers are nice.

I like it, I feel sorry for it, I understand it, and I respect it. I'm not very good at giving reviews, and I rarely post comments. But I genuinely loved the plot of the first volume of this book, and I hope to see it again in the future.

The protagonist is a witch, which is beneath her dignity.

Author, please don't take care of your health, please update more frequently!

In the latest chapter, the protagonist is constantly trying to escape, but he can't even defeat elite guards, becoming nothing more than a decorative figure. His past experiences and current world-building haven't been developed at all. We haven't even seen the turning point where Aurora's feelings for the protagonist change, and she's already going to lock him up in the dungeon. Aurora seems more like a mother disciplining a runaway child.