it turns out that the world the MC is living in is a novel, and he was actually the protagonist being spoiled by a lot of his supposed 'fathers'. But a cannon fodder was reborn? Or transmigrated (i forgot) and thus, robbed the mc's luck. The more unlucky the MC gets, the more lucky the cannon fodder is.

I think the problem is that even people within the book openly decide to disregard any doubts they may have about suddenly appearing extra dads, mermaids, elves, and dragons. At least the Feng Shui masters are tied deeply to the original plot by the (stolen) Koi Luck halo. They collectively decide to stay blind to the unusual. It’s a funny reaction, but doesn’t feel right. This is especially apparent when no one reacts to Chi Yan’s disappearance.

Another major point of confusion is the shifting timeline of the past. The author details the meetings between MC and each race multiple times, but the order seems to include some small changes over time. The first meeting of the ML and the MC just keeps shifting earlier in the timeline due to other events being inserted in between, yet the author details Chi Yan seeing some of those later events during that first meeting. Little things like this. There are some other details that straight up changed as well such as the author not following through on Chi Yan being human ‘now’. The author heavily implies that Chi Yan is no longer an android only to reveal much later that he was only planning to carry out such a change.

How will Chi Yan survive eternity with MC? His body is only going to last so long even if it’s mechanical. Do they plan to adopt or have children? Everything is cut off after the proposal. It is disappointing that we do not get to see more of Chi Yan attempting to seduce the MC with abs and food.