Cub's father is not human
- No ratings yet
- 17
- 100
- 0
- Aug 24
Synopsis
Fan Lang is a police officer whose professional life is upended when he encounters Yin Li, a being tied to cycles of karma and kalpas. What begins as a series of bizarre part-time jobs—ranging from ghost-talking confidant to reluctant tomb robber—eventually blossoms into a complex romantic relationship and the raising of a child. This novel reads like a blend of urban fantasy and supernatural domesticity, utilizing the fated encounter trope common in paranormal BL. It is perfect for readers who enjoy heartwarming stories featuring non-human leads and family-centric plotlines. However, those looking for a grounded crime drama or a strictly realistic romance will find the supernatural pivots jarring. The pacing is brisk, moving efficiently across a variety of strange scenarios, with the standout quality being the chemistry between the grounded protagonist and his otherworldly partner.
📚 Chapters (100 total)
Ratings & Reviews
Rate this novel
Tap a star to rate
Editorial Review
This completed BL novel offers a concise exploration of supernatural romance, successfully condensing a sprawling plot involving reincarnation and domesticity into a manageable 100-chapter run. A significant strength lies in its tonal balance; it manages to blend the mundane life of a policeman with the absurdity of ghost-hunting without losing the emotional core of the relationship. However, the narrative's rapid shift in focus—moving from professional police work to tomb raiding and childcare—can feel somewhat erratic. This fragmented approach to the plot occasionally undermines the world-building, making the supernatural elements feel like plot devices rather than an integrated system. Despite this, the story provides a satisfying conclusion, making it a solid, quick read for fans of the genre. It avoids the common pitfall of endless dragging, though it sacrifices some depth in its character motivations for the sake of brevity.