Look After The Manor And Bring Up Baby To Become Rich

In his previous life, in order to get rid of poverty, Dai Yao did everything he could(unscrupulously), but in the end, he still had his reputation swept away. After being reborn again, Dai Yao returned to that crossroad of his life. He didn’t joined an MLM organization by mistake because of seeking instant benefits, he did not get thrown into prison because of being too gullible, and he didn’t have to hide from place to place because he owed a large sum of money to loan sharks. ……It’s just that for the expensive recuperation expenses, he signed a lovers’ contract that lasts three months only. Three months later, seeing his growing belly, Dai Yao took a deep breath. It’s okay, it’s okay, I still have room. Can afford it, can afford it, absolutely no problem!

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Look After The Manor And Bring Up Baby To Become Rich This web novel certainly took me on a wild ride! "Look After The Manor And Bring Up Baby To Become Rich" is a blend of genres that, while intriguing on paper, ended up feeling a little uneven in execution. It has a lot of elements I usually enjoy – fantasy creatures, business management, and familial love – but the overall experience left me with mixed feelings. ### First Impressions The synopsis promised a lighthearted story about managing a manor and raising a child. While those elements are present, the novel delves into darker themes and complex relationships that shifted my expectations. The initial hook of a reincarnation and a second chance was appealing, but the story quickly expanded beyond those core concepts. ### What Works Well I appreciated the unique premise of the Li family and their intersex nature, which added an interesting layer to the story. The inclusion of various demons and goblins as a workforce was also a fun and creative touch. The idea of a cat cafe run by cat demons? Absolutely delightful! I also found myself invested in the side couples, such as the ML's lackey and the wisteria demon, even if their development felt somewhat rushed. The twist involving the youngest uncle's true parentage was a genuine surprise and a welcome departure from typical tropes. ### Areas of Concern The novel's handling of certain sensitive topics left me feeling uneasy. The casual use of "top" and "bottom" stereotypes felt repetitive and unnecessary. Additionally, the inclusion of instances of r*pe, especially the coma r*pe scenario, was deeply disturbing and detracted significantly from my enjoyment. These elements felt poorly integrated and served no meaningful purpose to the overall narrative. The plot felt convoluted, and the villain's motivations were weak. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Be aware that the following section contains spoilers! The ending felt rushed and unsatisfying. The reveal of the great uncle as the mastermind behind everything felt forced and overly dramatic. His reasoning for targeting the Li family was convoluted and didn't quite land. ### Final Verdict "Look After The Manor And Bring Up Baby To Become Rich" has moments of genuine charm and creativity, but it's ultimately weighed down by its problematic elements and uneven pacing. While the fantasy elements and some of the side relationships were enjoyable, the novel's handling of sensitive topics and convoluted plot prevent me from wholeheartedly recommending it. Proceed with caution and be aware of the potential triggers.