Cheating! the Almighty Daughter Hidden Marriage to the Sinister Boss

In a story about strong women, the heroine is really super strong, but she always likes to hide it, which makes people unhappy. Characteristics of the heroine: wherever she goes into trouble, she meets scum wherever she goes. The supporting characters are all mentally retarded and nothing but spitting shit. For example, the daughter-in-law who appears to be gentle and sweet but is foul-mouthed and the second female lead; the moral education director who appears to be gentle but secretly molests the students brings evidence of his crime to the bus; and another example is the male protagonist who scolds the uncultivated parents indiscriminately; Then there is the male protagonist, who has no sense of existence. Apart from giving a slight expression when the heroine is talking, he only secretly touches the heroine at night... The screenshot is of the heroine criticizing the painting of the heroine. The background shows the unknown heroine's invincible painting skills after the disguise. The heroine is a female painting student at a well-known university and has won an award... I feel like I still like high-quality, capable female protagonists.

I really like this book. As for the content of the article: I have a little bit of experience with the content of the article, that is, there are quite a few places that write about things like hating the poor and loving the rich, as well as some hot topics in society, and some professional terminology. Although there are still some minor problems such as typos, they are already very good. I personally think that the content is more important than these minor problems, so the minor problems can be ignored. It can be seen that the author really paid great attention to this book. (Quietly speaking, when I saw some scenes of Sister Sa being domineering and revealing, it really felt like a male video!!) Then there are the characters. As for the characters, I personally prefer Sister Sa. She doesn't like trouble, she does things simply, and she protects the shortcomings of those she cares about. Moreover, she has a benevolent heart as a doctor, and has many particularly good qualities that are very uncommon in society today. Each of these is what I like. There is also the aunt, Jiang Fengrong, who is very cute, and she is very out-of-the-box. In the Jiang family where Sister Sa is isolated and helpless, she is one of the few people who can protect Sister Sa and trust her. Although sometimes she seems unreliable, but one thing is true, the character of the aunt is really lovable, and I really like my aunt Jiang Fengrong. There is also Little Baozi. Little Baozi is really cute and well-behaved. I just don't know why. Little Baozi always gives me the feeling that he will be the best assister for Master Si and Sister Sa in the future (I'm not sure (?) Finally, to sum up, the author's character creation is really great! The content written is also very good! I hope more and more people will like this big book

It's very good. The bad guys are not only bad but also bad. The descriptions are very detailed. I hope the author will write more good guys. I hope the work will get better and better٩(๑^o^๑)۶

Not so good. This book didn't let me see the intelligence of top families. Logically speaking, top families should have extraordinary education and wisdom, but I only saw a stupid Mr. Jiang and a shrew-like Mrs. Jiang. All the people under him were like this. They didn't notice at all, and the heroine had to take action. In my opinion, this book is a deliberate attempt by the author to set off the heroine and undermine others. . . . I just don't want to read the content in the middle and later stages, I can't stand it anymore

Let me start off by saying something good: the subject matter is well chosen, and everything is clearly explained. The female protagonist is a strong female character. Well, as far as the dozen or so chapters I have read, the portrayal is really good. The three protagonists are pretty good. The male protagonist appears in a small amount of the plot, which is normal. I have seen hundreds of chapters and the male protagonist has not been able to figure out who he is. The female protagonist is strong but has ghosts and spirits. The child's innocence and cuteness are also well written. Anyway, in general, the writing is good, the content is quite substantial, and it is interlocking. Overall, it is ok. Let's talk about some flaws: First of all, the supporting characters are forced to reduce their intelligence. Although the plot requires it, I think there should be a certain degree. To give a few examples: the male protagonist's family is a top wealthy family, and judging from the writing, it should be a wealthy family that has lasted for several generations. It is also a bit etiquette. To be honest, I feel that what I see is a nouveau riche. The image of a wealthy wife does not mean that she must be like this, but she has experienced ups and downs. She has always participated in banquets and so on. She should be a little polite to others, even those she doesn't like, instead of protecting her son and saying bad words to the heroine inexplicably as mentioned in the article. Moreover, some of the afterwords are a bit awkward (don't worry about this (ง •̀_•́)ง) This is one of them. Secondly, it may be due to my personal emotional factors and the influence of too many essay reading questions in the third year of high school. I feel that your article has a bit of negative energy. It may be more prominent to dislike the poor and love the rich. It is good to be able to intersect with some hot social events, but I think it is still necessary to convey some positive energy to the readers more intuitively. Specifically, I hope that some swear words can be deleted from the dialogue between the supporting characters. To be honest, the swear words in the article will affect the reading effect. Finally, this is just a small personal opinion. In fact, in order to highlight the goodness of the protagonist, there is no need to deliberately belittle the supporting roles. Just let nature take its course. Let all characters have a certain level of division, rather than the protagonist being the only one. In this case, it may be possible in the later stage. It is inevitable that they will rot (this does not mean to curse or scold the book🙏). Red flowers are always lined with green leaves. The green leaves should not be all dead branches or old leaves. The fresh ones will not steal the limelight of the red flowers, but will also add a touch of beautiful color to them❤️ Finally, I wish Dada's book becomes more and more popular, come on¡ Vamos!

The first part is fine, but in the second part, the content starts to get a little boring after the male protagonist wakes up, and the male protagonist has a long inner monologue😅😅.

I love it so much! ! ! Sister Sa, I want to give birth to a monkey for you! ! ! Who wouldn't love such a domineering and upright sister Sa? Come on! ! !

Acerbic and vividly described

The writing in big letters is really nice, keep it up＾0＾~ Here's a beautiful picture of me 😍

Su Sa sighed in her heart. Sure enough, some people always think that they are showing off when they say it, but in fact they are all from the bottom of their hearts. Su Sa must tell Qinglang when she goes back that the boys must protect themselves when they are outside.