After I Became the Real Young Master They Found, Even Though I Worked Construction

I felt so frustrated reading this book (I am also sick and have been reading it). When will the character of the protagonist be toughened up, and when will the fake young master's true identity be discovered? The timeline is a bit confusing, but overall it's not bad. Finally, please update the author as soon as possible [Sending my heart]

Please let Sister Wen come back quickly. I feel really uncomfortable holding Qu Wen back.

It's very good, but I feel that some pages are missing (maybe due to sanctions). To be honest, it feels a bit sadistic (in terms of family relationships). Love is very natural. It feels like the whole thing could be a little fuller (I don't really understand, I just feel like there's a little bit missing in the middle) However, the author's writing is really great now. I feel that it should have been better before the cuts were made 🥰🥰🥰

Very good, I stayed up late to read it. It feels like there is no system, no rebirth, and no time travel in the story about how ordinary people deal with their loved ones who have lost their minds. The author does a good job in explaining the reasons why the loved ones who lost their minds lost their minds. It is not because they have some strange power (such as a system or something) that causes them to be manipulated or confused, but because they are selfish and mentally ill.

In fact, I feel that I cannot comment on your novel. It is very contradictory. Your novel

I quite like it, but it's very frustrating. I'll squat for a while. I'll watch it again when it's finished. I really want to see that little green tea come off the production line.

There is no golden finger, there is no very vicious plot, it is just the selfishness of human nature. Although the fake young master has the element of taking advantage of Han, it is a bonus to have the courage to admit it and express that he does not want to separate. Although it is very selfish, the characters have distinct personalities, which is good.

I think it's quite interesting. It's not a cool novel, and I didn't say it was a cool novel originally. Maybe because the protagonist is relatively bland and he doesn't care so much about the family ties of those people, so I didn't feel very aggrieved. It's not that he didn't fight back at all. He was only angry at his biological father and mother, so he only fought back to that extent.

I like it very much, it has the feeling of sour plum candy, a mixture of sourness and sweetness

Eun Jin's experience is really tearful. I hope I can be tougher in the future and kill that impostor.