After the Family Was Wiped Out, the Crazily Criticizing the Prince Actually Tried to Barge in the Door

I have seen too many female protagonists who are silly and sweet, and male protagonists who are strong-willed. In this article, the female protagonist is all-round and focused on pursuing a career, while the male protagonist looks like a not-so-smart guy. This setting is very refreshing and very eye-catching. I respect such a contrasting CP.

Human hearts are made of flesh, so why would some parents be so partial to their children? Every time I see such parents, I feel particularly sad. Damn, the more this happens, the better you should be to them. The more sweet pets you have, the better [Sending Hearts]

Haha, the heroine complained at the beginning that the prince is like a little daughter-in-law who never leaves the house and never steps forward. I look forward to your future stories.

After this defeat, the family was exterminated. There is definitely a problem. Su Ranran, stand up, but you can't do the female version of Lin Shu. You can see that your IQ is not that high. Come on!

The daughter of the Cui family was so miserable, the fourth prince was so vicious, but after the incident, Emperor Xiao just turned a blind eye. Alas, if Ran Ran hadn't been protected by the prince, I'm afraid it wouldn't have been a good life.

It's a very interesting book. I really like the career-oriented heroine. She has her own opinions on everything. She's not stupid but sweet. It's good.

It's very interesting, has a good plot, and is a good book to pass the time! ! !

Looking forward to getting stronger and fighting back

When I saw Ran Ran being whipped by Zhao and her daughter, I really wanted to rush to help her.

When I saw the introduction, I was attracted by this kind of article that did not follow traditional routines. I clicked on it decisively and caught up with the latest in one go. It was so good! The prince took the heroine's script and made me laugh so hard, hahaha!

It turns out that the prince was saved by the heroine. No wonder the prince didn't tell where they met. This first acquaintance has new ideas.

Overall, this book is pretty good. The heroine has brains, her IQ is online, and she and the prince's daughter-in-law have an anti-cute gap. I'm optimistic about this pairing.

Ran Ran has an online IQ and superb medical skills. He saved the prince when he was a child. The more you look at it, the better it looks [laughs]

It's a very interesting setting, and I like the heroine's character very much.