The Heiress of a Powerful Family Picked Me Up, and Now She Spoils Me Rotten

Personally, I like it quite a lot. The male protagonist's character, character and bottom line are well established. The Han family's domestic affairs are understandable. After all, they are a big family. They also handle the ex-girlfriend and the scumbag father very well. There is no whitewashing. I don't have much feeling about the saying "Don't go". The female protagonist started playing chess when she met the male protagonist. It's smart, and the male protagonist responds very well to other people's taunts. He doesn't go too far and can refute perfectly within the law. To be honest, this is the best novel I've ever read about a boy from a poor family (my grandfather didn't appear earlier, so the male protagonist was financially poor at that time) and a rich lady [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

Just because you were so decisive at the beginning, I give you five stars, come on I kind of want to knock Shen/Lu

The book is very nice. Although it is a novel, I think maybe such a thing really exists in reality? Because I think the author's writing is very vivid and realistic, and each character is full and the plot is full of ups and downs, which makes people inadvertently daydream: Maybe there is such a wealthy love in reality? No matter what, it does highlight the rich emotions between two people. Rich and complete things should not be limited to novels. I hope there are many similar stories in reality, stories that make people linger and be reluctant to let go.

The author's writing is very good, the plot is also good, and the characters of the male and female protagonists are also very distinct! Come on

The plot of this book is quite special. Generally speaking, stories about strong women and wealthy families usually have plots where the male and female protagonists get into a big fight, and in the end the female protagonist is injured while saving the male protagonist, and the two reconcile. And generally if the heroine's family objects, then it should be the villain. But this one is just a little bit the same. Although the identity of the heroine was revealed in the middle period, and the hero had a cold war with her, there was no divorce or big fight. In the later stage, the heroine's family obstructed it, but they did not use force or kidnapping. It's not like letting someone disappear at every turn. Because of an encounter 6 years ago, the heroine remembered the hero. After the male protagonist had an affair with his ex-girlfriend, he was alone in a pub to relieve his worries. He was accidentally drugged and was picked up by a female anchor. Then the two quickly obtained their marriage certificate and lived together for a while, and their relationship slowly heated up. In the middle period, due to the obstruction of the heroine's family, the hero discovered the heroine's identity, and the two began a cold war. Then the heroine is fighting against the family while chasing the hero, and finally the two achieve success. The setting of this book is quite rare. The heroine's parents have no feelings, and the hero's father is still a scumbag. The heroine has been educated by her family since she was a child, and has been destined to get married, but she still strengthens herself and stays with the hero. The male protagonist is a doctor himself, very good and very cold, but because the female protagonist hid her identity and deceived him, there was a gap between the two. Other characters in the book: the hero's good friend, the wealthy young master, the heroine's best friend, the heroine's brothers. These are decent people. The villain is mainly the ex-girlfriend of the hero. Although the heroine's family forced the heroine to marry, the marriage was still forcibly canceled by the heroine later. It doesn't feel like a complete villain. The most distressing character in this book has to be the heroine. She received intensive education from her family when she was a child; when she grew up, her grandfather did not let her join the family business and only gave her a declining company; and she was not able to make the decision on her own marriage. The heroine's father almost completely obeyed the heroine's grandfather, so when the heroine refused to marry, she was slapped not only by her grandfather, but also by her father, but because she could not resist, she could only endure it. I really felt sorry for the heroine when I saw this. Not only was she beaten and scolded by her father and grandfather, but she also had a cold war with the male protagonist who did not trust her. But she still endured it, it was really amazing. This book's low rating may be because the male protagonist is too pretentious. The heroine loved him so much that she didn't want him to notice any traces of her slap at home, so she deliberately didn't see him for a week until the swelling subsided. So the male protagonist hardly knows about it. Although it makes sense if you don't know from the male protagonist's perspective, it still feels uncomfortable. If you want to get into the heroine's perspective, don't read this book.

It's pretty good. Although I feel a little stomachache in some places, it's okay when I keep looking at it. It's all the way to the end. The author sends out a knife. I think Zhang Man wrote it very well, but I think it's also a pity. But there is no way. Her knot can only be solved by the person who is no longer around. The people around her are all perfect, and she can't hold on after completing the task. Hey

It's so sweet that I can't stand it, especially the two of them [laughing]. I've been through too many relationships. When I chose my marriage partner, I was never this bored with my girlfriend before marriage, and not after marriage. I've suffered too much from relationships, and I don't dare to taste the sweetness deeply, for fear that I won't get used to it if I don't have it one day. It's well written, even though it's 2025 now, it's still worth reading.

It is very well written. The male protagonist is handsome, but has a very borderline personality. He does not have any contact with the opposite sex that his lover loves. The most important thing is that he has a long mouth. He will tell his lover about other members of the opposite sex. Needless to say, the female protagonist chooses her husband between her parents and her husband, and does not choose to wrong her husband to help the family. Therefore, the subsequent pursuit of a husband does not seem to be so bottomless.

It's pretty good. All the foreshadowing that needs to be dealt with has been dealt with. There is no forced reunion with Mr. Han. I support it.

The heroine is very successful in seducing her step by step. It depends on whether the hero will buy it or not.