Daughter, Do You Even Know What Filial Piety Means?!

I've seen plenty of mother-daughter wells, but this is the first time I've seen a father-daughter well.

Is this book really that popular? Why does it seem like people are bringing this up on every platform? Often referred to as "Magical Girl Book" or "The book about the son-in-law and father-in-law" I've seen people mention this on many novel platforms.

How did that woman from the dam end up getting married and having a harem?

Later on, Zhou Yang became increasingly unlikable, especially after Bai Zhi's resurrection. I really felt that he was being hypocritical and hypocritical even after having a harem. He should either take Bai Zhi in or let Black go.

After Black disappeared, Zhou Yang felt a profound sense of loss. Although Luo He and Strawberry Sweetheart tried their best to be gentle with him, they ultimately couldn't fill the void left by Black. Many years passed, and Luo He's abilities hit a bottleneck, unable to improve further, seemingly running out of steam. Black's past vision of Luo He becoming a demon god seemed like a joke. Seeing Zhou Yang's increasing despondency, Luo He was puzzled. She had already let go of everything, so why would Zhou Yang...? Then, on an ordinary day, Zhou Yang confessed everything. Luo He was stunned, then anger surged within her, but looking into Zhou Yang's guilty and misty eyes...

When did you get First Blood? Can anyone point me in the right direction?

The biggest problem is favoritism. Zhou Yang's favoritism towards Lao He, while claiming to like Black, is merely possessiveness. Lao He undoubtedly hopes Zhou Yang will make a firm choice, even if it's just a formal title. Besides, he's already the strongest in the world, having given up Luo Muxiao's identity. Zhou Yang could have given everyone a legitimate status, allowing all three of them to find happiness. Yet, he gave it up simply because of Lao He's minor tantrum (a point that could have been avoided). Most importantly, Zhou Yang sees himself as an emperor. He has the power to rule the world, but only the ambition to dominate it. He's practically a supreme ruler, making Zhou Yang's love incredibly painful...

The plot of taking everything is too forceful, isn't it? I really don't understand how the other female supporting characters ended up liking the male lead. That's quite ridiculous. I thought it was only Luo He and Black.

Don't you all think Bai Zhi is really pitiful? From the moment she gained her memories, she was utterly alone until she met Luo Muxiao, who gave her the first ray of light in her life. However, fate was cruel; Lilith was resurrected, and Bai Zhi was forced to leave her lover and face death alone. Fortunately, Lilith didn't kill her in the end, but instead used her as a bargaining chip to trade for the Holy Grail. When she finally returned to the world of the living, she discovered that her lover had fallen in love with someone else. Unwilling to hurt him, she chose to feign amnesia, silently shouldering the responsibilities that rightfully belonged to her lover, without complaint, humbly thinking that as long as her lover was happy, that was enough. Even with him right in front of her, she couldn't...

So, is Zhou Yang the reincarnation of Black's wife? After all, a married man marrying Ciduo is still too radical for me. It would be much better if he had the skin of a lover from a past life.