After Reading the Mind, I See That the Female Supporting Character Is Trying to Rob the Male Lead. Is It Okay to Rob Him?

I have listened to most of the book. The main dialogues are not embarrassing (middle-aged people can't stand this) and the story is relatively relaxed. It mainly focuses on the daily life of a Buddhist heroine. The heroine's sister is also a very cute character. She is noisy in daily life, similar to that kind of cute and charming villain! The heroine focuses on herself in the early stage, and slowly gathers more and more partners around her in the mid-term. In the later stage, she fights back against the book-traveling system. Seeing that the author is almost finished, give me a rating to support it ~ Recommended ~

After reading a few chapters, I found that I couldn't make any clues. I always get confused about Cheng Siyu and Cheng Sijia. The plot jumps a bit fast at the beginning. It feels like it should be at that point, and then suddenly jumps to another point. There is also the mind-reading one. I thought the two sisters were reading each other's minds. I thought it was a bit confusing, so I just read the first few chapters. Overall, it's pretty good. Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables, and it's not easy for the author to code. Please don't give up reading this book because of my comment. You may be interested in this book. After all, everyone's point of view is different [Note] [Shy]