Rebirth of My Wealthy Family

Her grandfather knew that she was the biological daughter of the Ning family, why didn't he tell her parents? And doesn't she look like her parents at all? Isn't it said that there is a feeling between mother and daughter? Even if you know that she is not your biological child, you will still like her when you see her? Why doesn't Ning's mother have one? I still can't figure it out when dealing with my own daughter...

I felt a little frustrated, so I just watched the ending. I felt that the heroine's grandfather's idea was too bad, and the heroine's parents were too stupid to help. They would only be a drag. I just watched the ending. Fortunately, the heroine is happy.

I can't watch it any longer. No matter what the issue is, parents shouldn't be completely unaware of it. There's something wrong with the concept and it covers up other wonderful features.

The biological parents didn't know that she was their daughter, but the grandfather knew that he was still in love with his son and daughter-in-law. This is so disgusting. What did the author think? Did her grandfather have a problem in his head?

I tried it and read it. It was rubbish. The heroine was so hot. I didn't feel comfortable watching it at all. The heroine's grandfather was also weird. He treated his biological child as a foster care and didn't tell the heroine's parents. Then the heroine was like a white lotus, fighting monsters all the way without upgrading. She felt no different from before she was reborn. It was disgusting. . . The plot is super slow. The heroine's grandfather is the one who knows the truth. He is drunk when he sees the heroine hurting the heroine so much. It's really rubbish. Abandoned article.

This is the only one that Qun Qun has not finished reading. It really feels unrealistic. Even if you have raised a daughter for many years, an adopted daughter is an adopted daughter. How can she be better than her biological daughter? They are connected by blood. Sometimes even if you don't know the truth, you still can't help but like it.

There are a few things I don't like: 1. The heroine finally let the second heroine go. I definitely can't forgive the murder. 2. When the heroine's identity was first exposed, the heroine's mother begged the heroine to clarify the rumors, but it would be detrimental to the heroine. I don't like the heroine's mother. Although they have been in love with each other for many years, she doesn't know right from wrong. And the heroine is her biological daughter. How can she hurt her like this? Finally, I have a question. Why didn't the heroine's identity be told to her parents in the first place? Although it was to protect her, her parents would not tell her after they found out.

Who is the male protagonist?

Can I say that the heroine deserved to die so miserably? He's stupid enough to die, but death is not too much.

You're blinded by the beautiful things!