I Overheard Their Inner Thoughts, and the Heroine's Whole Persona Fell Apart

It's very good, but didn't Han say he wouldn't follow the plot after finding out it was from a novel? Why didn't he show that?

Many viewers dropped the show after watching the beginning because they were used to stories where the female lead unconditionally trusts the male lead, who is essentially a villain in disguise, and the female leads have simply gone from fawning over a powerful figure to fawning over a villain. While it's entertaining, it lacks a sense of realism.

The author's writing is quite good, and the plot flows smoothly in terms of logic. However, the ending is a bit disappointing. After following the story for so long, hoping for a sweet ending after the happy conclusion, the content was pitifully sparse.

I'm giving this a five-star review! I hope the author continues writing and doesn't abandon the story halfway through. Several similar novels I've read recently have all been discontinued – just when I was enjoying them, they were taken down and stopped updating. Why is that? I hope this author won't give up halfway and will continue.

I've finished reading it, and it's the most satisfying book I've ever read where the villain slaps the protagonist in the face. The logic is very smooth, and the interactions between the female character and the villain aren't awkward. Even the female character's eventual attraction to the villain feels predictable and not some inexplicable love. It's a pity it's too short; I wanted more.

I think it would be better if the female protagonists didn't hear their inner thoughts about the system.

It can be five stars. At most, you can turn all the female leads into the villain's harem. That would make it more exciting!

Let me give you my review. I've read this book twice. The first time, I read up to around chapter 100, and then I put it on hold. I only recently started reading it again. The overall plot and writing style are okay, but it's missing a few basic plot points. The biggest problem is that this book doesn't even have a policewoman! 🤦🤦 And there's no scene where the male lead goes to the club!

I think it's pretty good, but the ending was a bit disappointing. Han Feifei didn't come to hear her heartfelt words. This is the first time I've seen this type of completed novel. Overall, it's good, five stars.

I read it almost without skipping around. There wasn't much explanation. The characters and stories were rich and engaging. I consider myself a picky reader, but this one was truly excellent. It's just a bit short, but the story is very substantial. The only disappointment was the ending with Zhang Hanwei. Given the protagonist's personality, since he and Zhang Hanwei were staying at the same hotel, he certainly wouldn't have violated her purity; they definitely ended up together.