Tyrants Always Want to Have a Second Child

The most annoying thing is that no matter what the bad guys do or say, the protagonist still tolerates it when he has the ability, especially in front of children! Everyone is sick!

Not bad, but the ending was too hasty!

At first I read the synopsis and reviews and thought it was about ancient time travel. After reading a few chapters, I discovered that it is actually a fantasy theme. I feel that the author did not clearly mark the genre in the synopsis. Although it is not what I wanted to read, it is still very interesting. It seems to be fantasy but not like fantasy. The whole text does not describe too much about the growth history of the protagonist, and most of it is to deal with the bullying. The person who lost his original identity, regained everything and took revenge. The ending was a bit sloppy. The name of the male protagonist appeared once in the whole text, and later he was replaced by the regent. It felt like a good beginning, but the end was unsatisfactory. For example, what was the secret of the Ninth Prince four years ago? At the end, I didn't know the name of the Ninth Prince. But it's still pretty

It's pretty good-looking, but a little lacking.

I can't stand it, what logic, it's all messed up

Is this the end? Before I even noticed, the two of them suddenly fell in love, and that was the end, and the development from there was like a rocket. Among them there is a gun

Dear author, can you finish your other one first?

It's so exciting, please update it soon!

Why do two works have the same name?

This book has a few chapters because the author stopped publishing it for a long time. After you finish reading this book, you can read another book written by this author: The Tyrant Always Wants to Have Three Children.