After My Fake Bankruptcy Was Exposed, They All Regretted It to Their Core

I skipped to see that the twist in chapter 68 has not yet come out. I felt aggrieved after reading it. It was too depressing. Is this a regretful or sadistic story?

Not bad, the character of the protagonist suits my taste. I didn't read the previous part in detail, so I just made up my mind if I had too much stone. Moreover, the beginning of this book is not that stone, and the plot is relatively reasonable. What I'm most concerned about now is Aunt Zhou. In this age, if a maid betrays her, she has to be disciplined. I basically don't read villain stories. Villain stories are all kinds of stuff but they are almost meaningless. In my opinion, it is better to go directly to see the emperor's uncle. However, the main character of this book is relatively upright, and it seems difficult to do such a thing. However, it is precisely because of Zheng that I am interested in reading it, so it is almost boring to do it directly. It would be great if it were about an emperor's uncle. Let's write a chapter about the transformation, and then start to gradually train him, step by step. It must be a very good emperor's uncle. It's really not bad when you think about it. It would be great if there really was an emperor's uncle with this theme. From another perspective, it can be regarded as a story about the protagonist's evil depravity. Who says that the protagonist's despair, whether he is good or evil, does not count as depravity?

I hope it's true green-free and not fake green-free.

Not bad, the start has been smooth till now. The story is pretty good 😄 Looking forward to the follow-up development.

New book sets sail! This book is an extremely regretful article, and everyone is in the crematorium! If it looks okay, you guys, you can add a bookshelf! Thank you!

It's too realistic. If nothing else, I, an old man who keeps saying that only parents are sincere to their children, are so snobbish about their eldest son, and even tried to murder his own son. If I hadn't been lucky, I wouldn't be able to comment here now.

Overall, it's good. It's one of those rare novels that leaves readers with hope that they won't be able to get it back.

This update speed deserves five-star support

It's okay, but the main text starts from chapter 70, and the plot is relatively slow.

The author reveals the distortions of human nature from God's perspective! But I can't help but feel the cruelty of life! The careful taste is thought-provoking!