Boss, He’s Becoming A Father

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Born From The South
从南而生
Status:Ongoing

Summary

Almighty boss Shao Yu, travels around the world and becomes the father of all kinds of problematic people (full-level boss teaches children)

Tentative world:

1. The son who will be a prodigal son in the future: A prodigal son? I will pat you on the beach, and I will give you a discount on the wings. (✓)

2. Daughter trapped in the script of a tragic drama: My daughter is delicate and frail, and I don’t want you to be married. (✓)

3. The son-in-law holding the script of the son-in-law: The son-in-law is also a son, and I am still your father.(✓)

4. The whole capital knows that my son is a dandy (✓)

5. The son is the villain, the daughter is the cannon fodder (✓)

6. The peerless good person is my son (✓)

7. I accompany my children to pick up tr*sh

8. Daughter is a vicious female partner (✓)

9. Seven babies on a vine (✓)

Content tags: Slap in the face, wear quickly, wear books, cool text

Search keyword: Protagonist: Shao Yu ┃ Supporting role: ┃ Others:

One sentence introduction: full-level boss teaches children

Purpose: Promote the positive energy of society and practice the scientific concept of raising children.

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Diaoist12 Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ July 7,2024

1: I can agree with you up to a certain point. Let's clarify a few things

First: There's no doubt that the main character is *h*rny, but claiming he jumps on every woman he meets is incorrect, although not entirely. Unlike other novels, there's no explicit description of s*x scenes. It's simply mentioned that it happened, and the story moves on (which I appreciate). So saying it ruined your reading experience doesn't make sense. I'd understand if you said it had many chapters dedicated solely to s*x, like other novels, but we know it barely has a few lines dedicated to it. Clearly, the author wanted to focus on the plot rather than the act itself.

Second: Stopping after the first 60 chapters doesn't provide much insight. Chapters are lengthy, and a lot happens within the initial 60, but is that enough for conclusions? Definitely not. I'm currently at chapter 358, and I can tell you the plot is still going strong. The writing is good, events aren't random,and there's a purpose behind-

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