Nine Thousand Years Old, His Father Is More Valuable Than His Son

Although the plot is a bit depressing and boring to listen to, it's acceptable~

It doesn't look good. I gave it up. The part about changing the children was just too bad. I couldn't stand it. The female supporting role was too strong. It felt forced.

It's disgusting that the female supporting actor can change the child

This time-traveling woman has bad character.

This time-traveling woman's character is a bit bad.

Originally, this book was written with enough abuse. If the abuse once is not enough, it needs to be abused twice. My heroine has been reborn, and it will be good after she gets her revenge. Why exchange for a child? Then what's the use of living again? Nothing has changed? Torture again? When I saw the change of children, I gave up!

I reached almost 175 chapters and then the chapter about changing children. I immediately didn't want to read anymore and was speechless. There was an ordinary migrant worker in front of me who knew all the skills. It felt like a side story for entertainment. It was acceptable until the drama about changing children came out. Well, I skipped a few chapters and felt that I couldn't get into it. That's it. If you don't like this kind of plot, please watch carefully.

Isn't he a eunuch who is nine thousand years old?

After reading the book review, I was successfully persuaded to give up. If the child is changed, the biological mother will go crazy if she finds out. There is no need to get angry when reading a novel, but reading funny or sweet articles can make yourself healthy and happy.

Very nice. The plot is not cliché at all. Reading the introduction, I thought it was a bad street kind of writing. The more you read the content, the more engaging it becomes. Very nice. The characters are all well drawn, even the vicious female supporting character Lu Lingshuang was a bit sensational at the end. I like this feeling of ending. I like little Lu Yao (I think when he grows up, he will be an unparalleled person in the world, even more powerful than the heroine)