Spoiling the Fake to Exterminate the Real? The True Heiress Sends Her Whole Family to Hell

I like the heroine, she is strong and domineering without any ink, it's so cool!

One word is cool, two words are super cool, and three words are incomparably cool. Although there are some parts that I can't read with my mind, it is really a super cool article. It's been a long time since I've seen a heroine who is so capable of taking action, never forcing herself, and she never tolerates anger. No, the Holy Mother likes the heroine most to treat others in her own way.

How bold a person is, how late the review is. As long as you are brave, you can enjoy it every day during winter and summer vacations. Reading is wonderful.

It's very interesting. I want to know what's going on with the emperor and the fifth prince. Why does the fifth prince go crazy when he mentions it? Why hasn't the third prince appeared yet? I really want to see how this person became the emperor in his last life. What kind of person is he? I'm curious.

Okay, but if it were me, these people would harm me like this, I wouldn't be able to call out my brother or my parents.

Nice! Very funny! Recently I fell in love with the heroine's crazy and refreshing novels! I like this heroine so much! [Send heart][Send heart]

It's 66 chapters (in my opinion) whether it's cool or not depends on who's in the role. If you just substitute this fast traveler, it would be a cool story indeed, because the force value is enough and the mouth is poisonous enough. There is room for accumulated life experience and golden fingers in several worlds. The system that comes with it also transforms into an emperor. It can be a really cool story about a heroine. But it happened that the memory of the original owner's previous life was still with her (she was maliciously exchanged and not nurtured, abused, and returned home as an adopted daughter and was ostracized by the whole family, which led to her being disfigured and sold in a brothel. Finally, she was skinned, hacked to death, and thrown into a mass grave. She always hoped that her family would find her and save her, but she didn't know until her death that it was her own family who had done the harm). The heroine had just reached the point where she was sold, and the punishment given only affected the family's reputation a little, but the brother who hired the murderer to kill had nothing to do with it. I originally thought that not killing the original owner's family was for the original owner's reputation, but the heroine is more casual and doesn't care about reputation. The original owner's family made a scandal about her, and when they dealt with her, she also beat her up (I dare to do it next time) (it gave me the feeling that the original owner's family did not take action against the heroine, and the heroine generally does not fight back). I can accept CP, but why is it that most of the stories with CP are female protagonists? No matter how awesome they are, how many lives they have experienced, but when they meet the male protagonist, they are like a mouse to a cat. She is suppressed by the male protagonist's momentum (and isn't the female protagonist very powerful? The system is also dressed as an emperor). Can't they be equally strong? In fact, it is said to be a cool novel because the heroine is not an ordinary person and no one can deal with her (there is a system behind her). The heroine didn't take the initiative to deal with the original owner's family, she just tried to show off their tactics (not really a showdown, just a violent solution with a lot of talk). In Chapter 66, the family was still alive and well, they just suffered some physical pain. If I didn't reveal the original owner's later experiences, I think it would be a cool article. But because of the tragic death of the original protagonist, I felt uncomfortable. The ink was too drawn out. I didn't see revenge. I only saw the heroine venting her anger and being happy for herself.

It's very interesting. The heroine is not as perfect as in other novels, and there aren't many emotional dramas. It's more of an unpretentious comedy, and it's very satisfying to slap someone in the face. If you're not happy, you'll hit them. It's a truly enjoyable novel. There aren't so many love-hate entanglements. Although there is a system and space, it's not very useful. There's no such righteous storyline as going to the battlefield or disaster relief. It's just an unpretentious funny novel.

Yes, the heroine went crazy and used her hands and mouth to torture the best guy to the point of mental and physical damage. It was a pleasure to watch.

It's really good that the heroine goes crazy, it's a cool story, but the ending is too hasty [face covering]