The Hero Is Father!

This is our brave team! 16 Years ago, we were invincible; 16 years later, we're getting humiliated everywhere.

I went to the hospital today and was diagnosed with otitis media. My ear hurts terribly... If I feel better tomorrow, I'll resume updates... Thank you...

I just finished reading the first volume and its interlude, and so far I haven't seen what the main character's purpose is. The second volume begins by restricting the protagonist's strength right from the start. I understand that it's normal to do this for the sake of the plot and to avoid taking over the daughter's role, but... Is it really so difficult for the author to make the readers feel a little better?

The agonizing volume has finally come to an end. Did the author ever consider that since you're using multiple perspectives to narrate the story, readers should be able to absorb the most information, instead of being as confused as the protagonist? And the character development is even worse—the head maid is awful, and those demons even have love stories? Why do cannon fodder characters have so much screen time?! The Demon King's daughter's reason for attacking another country is supposedly a lack of love.

Why did it disconnect? Why did it disconnect here? Is it inconvenient to show? Does it require recharging? Is it an achievement to unlock? Is it a hidden level? Are we gathering material? Are we being threatened? Do we need to call for help?

Happy Lunar New Year's Eve, dear readers!

So does that mean that about 20% of the paid chapters so far do not feature the protagonist and his wife and daughters, nor does the chapter's protagonist, Vera?

I'm sorry, my illness has dragged on for a while... Please give me a little more time.

I feel the problem has absolutely nothing to do with the author's writing skills or anything like that; it's simply a classic case of being a loveless, pretentious intellectual, which makes the characters very twisted.

I took off my coat, and on a whim, I decided to write this down. I know I'm already immersed in the moving story, a quiet resonance forming within me. Each passage is like a clear spring seeping into my heart, making me yearn for more. I consider myself a well-read person, and my eye for literature has long since become discerning. But I still found something unique in this book: Lian's doubts about the inexplicable time travel, her guilt for letting others down, and her hesitation about whether to be honest.