She's Got Gossip by the Wholesale, and One Wrong Word Gets the Whole Family Exposed!

It's very interesting. The heroine is unexpectedly innocent. There aren't many emotional lines in the early stage, but the descriptions from time to time are very delicate and touching. The whole story is very enjoyable, and no bad guys are spared. The relationship line in the later period is really explosive. Finally, the male and female protagonists are not inexplicably together, and there is a confession process (some books are inexplicably together. I personally don't like it very much. If you like it, you should express it seriously, rather than being together in a daze) Summary: There are laughs and there are also sweets (I personally prefer this kind of happiness in the ordinary). It is worth reading in one sitting [almost crying] [like]

It's good to read. I like this kind of refreshing writing, not the old sadistic writing. The heroine has a good character. I must stick to it, otherwise the author's character value will decline.

I saw Chapter 83, and I really liked the heroine's mental state. I also learned some swearing skills from it, and the plot was also very funny. I just want to know if the two cats that were hit are okay? Will the heroine meet and adopt them? [Crying] [Crying] Okay, Xiao Hei and Xiao Bai really received their lunch boxes. I feel uncomfortable.

The melons are really coming one after another, hiccup~ It's a relaxing and refreshing novel, and the slaps in the face of the heroine are basically immediate and comfortable. You don't have to worry about the heroine suffering a loss, not at all. The male protagonist will be jealous silently, not greasy, respects and cares for the female protagonist, and is the dog in the female protagonist's apocalypse who has traveled through the apocalypse with the female protagonist hundreds of times [sneaky laugh]

Overall, it's worth watching. The content is very interesting. The way the heroine talks and does things doesn't make people feel aggrieved. It's also funny and funny. Similarly, the homogenization of literature in this melon-eating genre is also obvious, and it cannot be separated from the elements of real and fake daughters/entertainment circles/rich families. But the interesting and funny content makes up for it.

The fake daughter has five elements of bad character. She really dares to explode when she has melons. Great barley malt Sha Diao Eats Melon Xiang The plot is rich, relatively novel, and there are some routines, which are okay and quite fun. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, with memorable points. Give it a five-star rating.

It looks good so far and is worth a look. I hope it won't be too bad later! Come on, author.

The heroine is a powerful character, and she occasionally explodes. She has the feeling of being a silly kid who has more fun. However, she is a smart kid who doesn't have to restrain herself from doing things. She can also tell the truth. And later on, she discovers that she is also a kid from a wealthy family. The original rating is still a bit low. It's a pity that it's still being updated.

I finished reading one chapter without skipping a chapter. It's really good to watch. The heroine is both good and bad. She knows the villain's plot very well and doesn't suffer at all. She doesn't have too many entanglements in other matters. It's really cool.

It's great to explode and eat melons, and it's also good to hammer people. There was almost no emotional line at the beginning, but in the end, when the heroine got her revenge, she started to give out a lot of candy. It wasn't until the middle and late stages of the novel that the meeting line between the male and female protagonists was smoothed out. I'm a little curious. The heroine's personality is inconsistent, but no one suspects it. But fortunately there is a male protagonist who can share the same channel with the female protagonist, otherwise the soul would be very lonely.