I am The Villain’s Dad

My Thoughts on I am The Villain’s Dad

"I am The Villain's Dad" is a quick transmigration novel centered around a protagonist, Su Yuyang, who journeys to various worlds with the mission of raising villainous children. As a fan of the QT genre, particularly those focusing on family and parenting, I was eager to delve into this one. While it didn't completely blow me away, it provided a pleasant and relaxing reading experience.

First Impressions

Initially, I was drawn in by the premise of a protagonist dedicated to raising villainous children in different worlds. The early arcs are genuinely captivating, hooking you with their unique settings and the promise of heartwarming interactions. I appreciated the refreshing change of pace, as it avoids overly complex plots and soulmate tropes often found in quick transmigration stories.

What Works Well

One of the strongest aspects of this novel is the protagonist's grounded approach. Unlike some stories where the MC immediately becomes a business tycoon, Su Yuyang often starts from humble beginnings, working hard to improve the quality of life for himself and his adopted children. This realism adds a layer of depth and relatability to the story. I also enjoyed the comedic interactions between the MC and the system, which provided some lighthearted moments. The author does a good job of balancing teaching and providing for the children, making the family dynamics feel genuine and heartwarming.

Areas of Concern

While the initial arcs are strong, I felt the quality dipped in the later parts of the story. Some arcs felt rushed, and the endings could be unsatisfying, leaving loose ends and unanswered questions about the MC's ultimate fate and the workings of the broader world. Additionally, some arcs deviate significantly, focusing more on the adopted children's romantic lives than on the MC's role as a parent, which can be irritating if you are primarily invested in the parent-child dynamics. The world-building can also feel inconsistent, with some worlds being more fleshed out than others.

Final Verdict

Overall, "I am The Villain's Dad" is a decent read for fans of quick transmigration and family-oriented stories. While it has its flaws, particularly in the latter half, the early arcs and the heartwarming interactions between the MC and his children make it an enjoyable way to pass the time. It's not the most memorable novel in the genre, but it offers a light and refreshing experience with a unique twist on the typical QT formula. I'd recommend it if you are looking for something easy to read and don't mind some inconsistencies along the way.