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This show shares a similar concept with "Contrast Team" in a Dad & Baby Show, focusing on a child brought to a livestreaming show with a celebrity or entertainer.
The main character is a four-year-old girl named An An, who is believed to be an orphan (though this is not the case at first). She is sent to participate in a livestream show where new parents take care of children, which is where she meets her future parents, Mo Sui and Gu Yicheng.
I question the decision of the orphanage to send a child to such a show, as I don't think the exposure is appropriate for a young child. However, An An finds herself in this situation, and it’s where she meets her parents.
An An has dreams where things go wrong for her parents in the "original novel," and she tries to change these outcomes. Her efforts are subtle, like telling her mother not to drink or encouraging her father to pursue her mother rather than letting her ignore him. These small actions make the story quite endearing.
One of the most touching parts is how An An’s presence helps heal her mother from the pain of losing a child. Both parents want to adopt her, and it would have been a beautiful story if it had stayed that way. However, the plot takes a dramatic turn when it's revealed that An An is actually their biological daughter, who was somehow sent to the orphanage. This revelation adds a layer of complexity, though it somewhat diminishes the charm of the earlier, simpler narrative.
When the parents start searching for their biological daughter, thinking she might still be alive, I felt a bit disappointed. I was imagining a scenario where An An wasn’t their biological daughter, and they didn’t abandon her once they found their biological child. But in a perfect novel world, An An is inevitably their biological daughter.
The story includes several subplots involving family conflicts, kidnapping, and infidelity, but these are handled rather quickly, with the focus often returning to how adorable An An is. While these elements add some tension, they can feel a bit predictable and less engaging compared to the heartwarming moments with An An.
One character I particularly enjoyed is Ruan Qingqing. She also experiences dreams where she is the female lead and destined for a happy ending. However, she soon realizes that reality is more complex. Her bravery in leaving her abusive partner, Huo, to build a better life for herself and her daughter is commendable. I hope she gets a good ending, although the novel doesn’t delve deeply into her story.
Jiang Yuge is another compelling character. Her storyline is tragic, but I appreciate that the novel features strong women who stand up for themselves and what they believe is right.
, this is a pleasant, light read that focuses on childcare and the romantic reconciliation between the leads. The personalities of the main characters are well-developed and add depth to the story.
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Because he can, you have this logic because of planet earth and mostly religion stuff.
But if you go into another universe, where god interact with the world and won't care about killing and stuff, the world would be totally different from ours. Especially if there is superpowers and magic involved.
Do you think earth would be a paradise if tomorrow, everyone wakes up with powers big enough to destroy cities?
I will tell you what happens, in a month there would be no planet earth anymore
thanks for the story.
Still waiting please update
I ask.. i finish reading chapter 97 in manga so where should i start in novel?
MAn is writing a fanfic and the synopsis is like one novel he made up
I have read this novel several times and still drawn to the characters….Looking forward to your future novels ............
Amazing story loved it