Reborn After My Luck Was Stolen: The Real and Fake Heiresses Join Forces

Overall it's pretty good, but the bad thing is the male protagonist. Does he have sleeping pills on him? The heroine falls asleep as soon as he rides in the carriage, and she automatically finds the way. She can get there no matter what, right? I can't stand the male protagonist's constant taunting of the female protagonist. If someone repeatedly jumps in my minefield, I will really get angry. Of course, there are many female protagonists who are different from me, and that's understandable. But! Can you please stop engaging in this cliche where women are stronger and men are stronger? This feeling of being controlled is really not good. Also, people around me are secretly talking about CP, which is my biggest red flag. I have been disgusted by such rumors before. I know they are a couple, but at least now (the part I have read so far, about 260 chapters), they are not, so please use less overly intimate descriptions. The heroine's character should not be too fond of too close physical contact (I can't help it if she really likes her). Overall, it's pretty good. It's good if the author can adopt his opinions. But if he can't, there's nothing he can do about it. After all, he's written a lot and can't suddenly go OOC. I'll still read it out of love for the female protagonist. If it's the male protagonist, I'll tolerate it a little longer.

It's really beautiful. I don't know why so few people see it. It's so beautiful.

It's quite beautiful, why do so few people watch it? Also very strange. The author's writing style is very good. The past and present life seem to be shrouded in a fog, and the mystery is slowly unfolded. The author's writing skills are very high.

This book is good, but the title has nothing to do with it. There is no real daughter and fake daughter joining forces, it is just a peaceful relationship with the fake daughter. However, I initially read it because of the title. After reading it, the content is actually that the heroine is reborn in the body of the real daughter. The timeline is after her predecessor, and the time has not been reset. Most of the content is about fantasy content such as the heroine telling people's fortunes, exorcising ghosts, and catching ghosts. The plot is still very compact, but the appearance of the male protagonist is a bit unbearable. The male protagonist is too oily in the early stage and too domineering and powerful in the later stage. The character of the female protagonist seems to change when there is a male protagonist in the back. It is not as interesting as the previous content. There are a lot of content about the male protagonist that I want to skip quickly. Now that I have read more than 300 chapters, I can't stand it anymore, but other than the content related to the male protagonist, I am still interested in reading it. Can the female protagonist be the only beautiful one, or can the male protagonist have less roles... I quite like this kind of fantasy novel

It's so beautiful [crazy] I really like the prince, woo woo woo, update soon

It looks so good [crying] More updates! ! ! [Love] [Love] [Love] Authors should also take care of themselves [Working on manuscript] [Salute]

This is the only novel I have read in the past ten years in which real and fake daughters get along harmoniously.

Good! No peeing spots throughout the process

I've been reading this book for so long, and the writing style is quite nice.

I really want to ask: Where did the real and fake daughters join forces? The fake daughters really didn't show any ability to join forces, other than hindering the dream of the male and female protagonists to be together.