Dressed as the Rebellious Son of a Rich Family and His Stepmother
by Mulin Senyan
About This Novel
The new article "I dressed up as a wealthy female partner with my best friend and ran away with the ball" has been published. You can click on the homepage to read it. Shu Wan, the most outstanding daughter of a wealthy family in the feudal dynasty, traveled a thousand years later and became the new wife of the Fu family in the imperial capital. ------ The nominal husband went overseas to develop markets, leaving behind a rebellious son who was well-known throughout the imperial capital. ------ When we met for the first time, the rebellious son with silver hair rode past me on a motorcycle. "Isn't this the stepmother who is 6 years older than me? She has thin arms and legs, but she is quite ambitious." Before he finished speaking, Shu Wan flew up and lifted him off the motorcycle with one hand, "The words were rude." ------ Fu Yang has always been one of the youngest in age, especially in Chinese, which has never exceeded 50. Shu Wan was shocked when she looked at the test paper written with dog crawling characters on his hand, "Are you Chinese?" Fu Yang was dissatisfied, "Aren't you also a loser, so you still have the right to criticize me?" However, the next second, it was Fu Yang's turn to be shocked when he saw Shu Wan writing "Gu Wen Guan Zhi" with a brush. No, a living dictionary? ------ Fu Siyu ended his overseas development and returned to China early. He thought he would see a lot of chaos. However, when he pushed the door open and walked in, he saw Fu Yang, who had always been domineering, sitting obediently practicing calligraphy with a perfect score paper in his hand. And his legendary cowardly wife, wearing a black suspender high-definition dress, confident and walking along to the music, is the focus of everyone's attention. However, this is not the point; the point is. Fu Siyu's eyes were like daggers, and he looked at his dance partner's hand on Shu Wan's waist, "Let go." Note: The son is not the male protagonist's biological son
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I feel that the main plot is unclear and fuzzy. The latest chapters I have read now make me feel a little tired. It gives me the feeling that I am in the water. Of course, it may be that there is another branch plot here, but it is really interesting! It's very tiring. I keep showing that everyone doesn't believe it and then slaps me in the face. I feel like 2 or 3 times will be enough. I'm very tired now! It keeps doing this, including now, I have started to skip it quickly. Maybe after the slap in the face, I will abandon the next plot point like this. It is not a threat, but it really makes me tired. I really liked this setting at first glance, but in the middle, I found that I kept writing and writing about how the heroine used to be. Memories. I personally think that 2 or 3 times of recall is enough. Too many times will make people tired. In the end, the main plot cannot be seen and the slap in the face is very tiring.
Ahhhhhhh, when I saw the heroine and the emperor kissing together, I never gave up. At most, they just kissed each other. But now in this chapter, the heroine looked at the emperor's back and followed him out of the palace. Is this the rhythm of going to find the emperor in the next chapter? This is difficult to comment on. The heroine had just exchanged feelings with Fu in modern times, and was forced to return to ancient times. When she wanted to go back to modern times and was ready to return to modern times, she got together with Qi again because she was moved. How will this develop later? Could it be that not long after being with Qi, he was with Fu after returning to modern times? It would be better not to go back to modern times. In ancient times, the emperor also listened to the heroine, and the heroine could do whatever she wanted in ancient times. Otherwise, if you go back to ancient times with Fu and get together with Qi in the modern era, what is the difference between this and cheating? Don't deceive yourself and say that both bodies are clean. You would rather the past tense than the present continuous tense. Even if you want both men to be consummated, even if you make a side story so that one of them can be together for the rest of their lives, you can't write the heroine as such a character, jumping back and forth between the two. Absolutely amazing! I really can't accept it if I'm a female protagonist + an emotional mysophobia person.
I really appreciate the character and soul of the heroine!
As the daughter of a wealthy family, Shu Wan has a strong ability to adapt to the impact of modern culture and fight and resist feudal ethics. She will accept and learn all new things seriously with a beginner's attitude. As a woman, she has a soul that is self-reliant, daring to fight and dare to challenge. Her soul is immortal, a new life free from feudal shackles. This rebirth is redemption and rebirth. It is also the sustenance and pride of thousands of them.
Why do I feel that the writing is broken at the end? There are so many emotional changes between the heroine and the hero at the beginning. Previously, the heroine thought that the hero borrowed his coat from someone else. Her emotions fluctuated and she was jealous. She felt that the heroine should like the hero. But how come she came back from ancient times and said to the hero, "I think we should... Forget it?" In ancient times, she fell in love with the emperor after only three months? There is no emotional description of the emperor before. After knowing what the emperor did for her, she can return to the modern era in one month. There is also no description of the heroine's love for the emperor. It feels like they are together because they are moved, not because they like it. If it was because of liking, then one second he was meditating because he saw the roses, probably thinking of the male protagonist, but the next second he learned what the emperor had done and fell in love with the emperor again not long after? According to the heroine's character, it shouldn't be that fast to fall in love with someone, right? Otherwise, why did it take so long to have feelings for the male protagonist? This is not logically correct, so the author may have been influenced by readers' comments.
After chasing for so long, this is the end? I might as well end it at chapter 266. The previous characters were well developed, but starting from the chapter where readers were asked to vote was a complete mess.
The author's writing is quite good, but can he stop procrastinating every time a problem arises and there is a better solution? There are also rumors and rumors on the Internet that I don't pay attention to. I really don't know what I want to see, and I am so frustrated that I want to die. . . . If you encounter a misunderstanding and don't explain it, just let rumors spread on the Internet, even if you clean yourself up, it's not very useful, right? . . The front is really nice, but the back is getting more and more heartbreaking.
The heroine should be soul-transported, right? Can a body that is not the original heroine's and has not been trained to use the original heroine's skills be used? So far I have seen a hole, a door that was broken and blocked by five daughters?
That's how it ends
Many pitfalls have not been filled in before. For example, why the heroine and Fu can dream of the emperor in the past life when they come into contact, and why the monk said that they have to go through several lives and deaths before they can be together. Don't these imply that the emperor and Fu are the same person? In the end, they are not the same person, and they still don't care that the heroine has had other people. Two such noble people have lost their most basic self-esteem in the face of love. It feels very intellectual and destructive. I originally loved this book, but when I saw the ending I was speechless. The plot and characters were so memorized that I finished reading it.
It's a bit messed up
I was really... So hasty about this ending. I obviously felt that the heroine would still have a lot to write about in terms of career, emotions, etc. After she came back.
I want nothing more than to change my agent. I am incompetent and yet I am stupid and don't know myself. I make my own decisions. The heroine just listens to what she wants to hear. I make up a lot of things in my head. Then I put all my thoughts on the heroine. I accept it. What the hell is this?
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Official(140)Scraped 18d ago
I feel that the main plot is unclear and fuzzy. The latest chapters I have read now make me feel a little tired. It gives me the feeling that I am in the water. Of course, it may be that there is another branch plot here, but it is really interesting! It's very tiring. I keep showing that everyone doesn't believe it and then slaps me in the face. I feel like 2 or 3 times will be enough. I'm very tired now! It keeps doing this, including now, I have started to skip it quickly. Maybe after the slap in the face, I will abandon the next plot point like this. It is not a threat, but it really makes me tired. I really liked this setting at first glance, but in the middle, I found that I kept writing and writing about how the heroine used to be. Memories. I personally think that 2 or 3 times of recall is enough. Too many times will make people tired. In the end, the main plot cannot be seen and the slap in the face is very tiring.
Ahhhhhhh, when I saw the heroine and the emperor kissing together, I never gave up. At most, they just kissed each other. But now in this chapter, the heroine looked at the emperor's back and followed him out of the palace. Is this the rhythm of going to find the emperor in the next chapter? This is difficult to comment on. The heroine had just exchanged feelings with Fu in modern times, and was forced to return to ancient times. When she wanted to go back to modern times and was ready to return to modern times, she got together with Qi again because she was moved. How will this develop later? Could it be that not long after being with Qi, he was with Fu after returning to modern times? It would be better not to go back to modern times. In ancient times, the emperor also listened to the heroine, and the heroine could do whatever she wanted in ancient times. Otherwise, if you go back to ancient times with Fu and get together with Qi in the modern era, what is the difference between this and cheating? Don't deceive yourself and say that both bodies are clean. You would rather the past tense than the present continuous tense. Even if you want both men to be consummated, even if you make a side story so that one of them can be together for the rest of their lives, you can't write the heroine as such a character, jumping back and forth between the two. Absolutely amazing! I really can't accept it if I'm a female protagonist + an emotional mysophobia person.
I really appreciate the character and soul of the heroine!
As the daughter of a wealthy family, Shu Wan has a strong ability to adapt to the impact of modern culture and fight and resist feudal ethics. She will accept and learn all new things seriously with a beginner's attitude. As a woman, she has a soul that is self-reliant, daring to fight and dare to challenge. Her soul is immortal, a new life free from feudal shackles. This rebirth is redemption and rebirth. It is also the sustenance and pride of thousands of them.
Why do I feel that the writing is broken at the end? There are so many emotional changes between the heroine and the hero at the beginning. Previously, the heroine thought that the hero borrowed his coat from someone else. Her emotions fluctuated and she was jealous. She felt that the heroine should like the hero. But how come she came back from ancient times and said to the hero, "I think we should... Forget it?" In ancient times, she fell in love with the emperor after only three months? There is no emotional description of the emperor before. After knowing what the emperor did for her, she can return to the modern era in one month. There is also no description of the heroine's love for the emperor. It feels like they are together because they are moved, not because they like it. If it was because of liking, then one second he was meditating because he saw the roses, probably thinking of the male protagonist, but the next second he learned what the emperor had done and fell in love with the emperor again not long after? According to the heroine's character, it shouldn't be that fast to fall in love with someone, right? Otherwise, why did it take so long to have feelings for the male protagonist? This is not logically correct, so the author may have been influenced by readers' comments.
After chasing for so long, this is the end? I might as well end it at chapter 266. The previous characters were well developed, but starting from the chapter where readers were asked to vote was a complete mess.
The author's writing is quite good, but can he stop procrastinating every time a problem arises and there is a better solution? There are also rumors and rumors on the Internet that I don't pay attention to. I really don't know what I want to see, and I am so frustrated that I want to die. . . . If you encounter a misunderstanding and don't explain it, just let rumors spread on the Internet, even if you clean yourself up, it's not very useful, right? . . The front is really nice, but the back is getting more and more heartbreaking.
The heroine should be soul-transported, right? Can a body that is not the original heroine's and has not been trained to use the original heroine's skills be used? So far I have seen a hole, a door that was broken and blocked by five daughters?
That's how it ends
Many pitfalls have not been filled in before. For example, why the heroine and Fu can dream of the emperor in the past life when they come into contact, and why the monk said that they have to go through several lives and deaths before they can be together. Don't these imply that the emperor and Fu are the same person? In the end, they are not the same person, and they still don't care that the heroine has had other people. Two such noble people have lost their most basic self-esteem in the face of love. It feels very intellectual and destructive. I originally loved this book, but when I saw the ending I was speechless. The plot and characters were so memorized that I finished reading it.
It's a bit messed up
I was really... So hasty about this ending. I obviously felt that the heroine would still have a lot to write about in terms of career, emotions, etc. After she came back.
I want nothing more than to change my agent. I am incompetent and yet I am stupid and don't know myself. I make my own decisions. The heroine just listens to what she wants to hear. I make up a lot of things in my head. Then I put all my thoughts on the heroine. I accept it. What the hell is this?
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