After living through 999 lifetimes, Ji Xinyao's final mission puts her in the role of the PUA target of five powerful men.
Ji Xinyao: Taking down five ungrateful jerks in one go? What a thrill!
Her father, who married into the family, steals her inheritance. Her sister in name only takes away her memories. And the five childhood friends who once swore to protect her for life turn around and spoil an impostor rotten.
To complete her mission, Ji Xinyao joins a dating reality show with her sister, gets handed a script to play a scheming green tea, and unexpectedly becomes a sensation.
Casual fan A: She acts like a green tea, but not entirely.
Girlfriend fan B: Sis, could you be a little more flexible about gender?
Mom fan C: This dating show feels like a thrilling battle royale. That's my girl!
As she takes down one scumbag after another, someone else comes from a thousand lifetimes away, searching for her at any cost.
“Mr. Song, how long have you been in love with Miss Ji?”
“Ever since I can remember, I've been in love with her.”
The heroine is not good. It doesn't feel like she has traveled through many worlds. She is very confused [laughs awkwardly]. She has the feeling of a spoiled wife. I didn't expect that the heroine can really believe other people's words and put herself in danger. It doesn't feel like she has traveled through many worlds. How can she still trust people so easily? This book looks, um... Difficult, and the review is a bit confusing
It was pretty good in the early stages, with no major problems, but in the middle and later stages, some of the characters collapsed very suddenly, and there were some logical inconsistencies. Later, names were often typed incorrectly, surnames were changed, and people were replaced. In the middle and later stages, it was almost unbearable, and the ending was rushed.
I've only read about sixty chapters and I don't know how many typos there are. Also, can you please stop confusing the names of the heroine and the second heroine? It's really annoying.
When I read chapters 120 to 123, I couldn't stand it anymore. The male protagonist left me speechless 😅😅😅
The author can even mix up the names of his characters, the plot is becoming more and more cliched, and there are more and more risqué operations.
The more I watch it, the more speechless I become. Sometimes the names of the male and female protagonists are confused with those of the supporting characters, which is a minor problem. But some of the plots are weird. The heroine has experienced so many worlds, and sometimes I can't understand her brain circuits. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also weird, and the male protagonist's saucy manipulations in more than a hundred chapters. . . I will never trust tweets again. I also read half of another book two days ago and abandoned it.
There are a lot of typos and the plot is too confusing to understand.
It's a bit unfinished, where is Song Yiyun?!
If you can't spell the name right, what kind of bike do you want?
It feels okay up front. I couldn't stand it after about a hundred chapters. It felt like it had been written by a different person. The characters of the hero and heroine had changed so much that they couldn't match the feeling of the whole text. I was completely speechless.