Dad Can Fly and Burrow Through the Earth, and He Was Once a Great Human Hero

After a long and winding road of development, this book is finally finished! I might release some short stories to tell the rest of the story. Thank you all for your support!

This book by the author is uniquely interesting; it captivated me, so I'm writing this review. This is my first book review and my first time replying on this website. So, please forgive me if I've offended anyone! O(∩_∩)O Ahem, the core of this book is definitely the adorable Ye Xue. The author's descriptions at the beginning are good, but that's completely insufficient. The portrayal of Ye Xue's cuteness doesn't quite reach the point of inspiring imagination! This is extremely important. A good novel needs more than just written descriptions; the characters and scenes must evoke...

I'm sorry, I've been under a lot of pressure at work lately and have been working overtime frequently, which has repeatedly delayed the progress of the main story. I don't want to write a hasty ending, so... I'm sorry, although updates will be slower, I will try my best.

I can't believe I've already written 1.61 million words!

It seems like I've seen this work countless times since I started playing on SF. It's such a shame I never clicked to read it back then, maybe because I wasn't as sensible as I am now! Anyway, enough of that. Actually, I didn't really like the title when I first saw it; heroes always seem so childish. That's probably why I never clicked to read it despite seeing it so many times. As for why I thought of it now, I can't say. Just so you know, I only read two chapters. Every work has its ups and downs, or maybe the author put a lot of effort into these two chapters, but I don't know why...

Firstly, judging from the book's title, "Father" isn't a real father figure, but rather the protagonist's affection for the female lead, like the doting love one would have for a daughter. The book portrays the protagonist's growth, from an initially naive and self-assured young man to someone content with an ordinary life. It also reveals his disappointment with human evil and betrayal, indirectly showcasing his kindness, as well as his timidity and inability to truly confront reality. He will likely continue to grow later. Currently, his life goal is to raise Ye Xue, regardless of whether she is the Demon King, demonstrating the protagonist's inner goodness and guilt towards the demon race. The demons in this book are not entirely evil...

Reviewer 1: A classic isekai adventure story with decent writing, a complete setting, and a good overall plot structure. The interactions with the "daughter" are quite engaging. However, the narrative pacing is relatively weak; the plot progresses too slowly and lacks expressive developments, making the book seem more like a bland slice-of-life story. Reviewer 2: Excellent writing skills, demonstrating a grand style and showcasing the author's literary charm. While there are still some flaws in the plot, the overall completion is quite high, and the story itself is well-developed and entertaining. The character development is excellent, and the repetitive assertions...

Congratulations on the completion!

Sorry, it's my birthday today, so I didn't update the main story. I went out having fun. *Pat pat*

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival everyone! I'm taking a break today and will be posting twice tomorrow!