The Favorite Daughter of the Family Awakens and Wins Big
极品家的闺女，觉醒后她赢麻了
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- Ongoing
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- 895k Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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435Chapters
38Reads · 30 days
75.5kReads · all time
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The female protagonist invented so many things, so she should have received a reward! But I didn't see her family enjoy any benefits. Even though she did it for the country and its people, the country wouldn't just accept everything, would it? The most bizarre thing is that the reward was just one large denomination banknote! No mention of any benefits or treatment!
It's pretty good. Although there are some awful people in the family, they're not particularly arrogant. I wonder if the female lead will have a boyfriend when she grows up. Currently, the focus is on her studies and mechanical equipment. The books are so new, only about fifty chapters. Fortunately, the author updates three chapters at a time, so the progress isn't slow.
Why are the male protagonists in female-oriented novels always written so Mary Sue-ish? The exaggerated descriptions of them every time they appear are really unbearable to read.
The content is quite good, but why did they have to make the male lead older than the female lead? If the male lead were any older, he'd have children the same age as the female lead. Couldn't they be around the same age? Childhood sweethearts, why did they have to make it a case of an older man dating a younger woman?
It's great, I like the female lead's father's personality, keep it that way.
To be honest, it seems like someone's causing trouble almost every other chapter. It's non-stop; it feels like everyone has nothing better to do. The writing isn't particularly good or bad, just okay. I've almost forgotten what the plot was like before, and the updates are too slow. Maybe one day I'll completely forget what happened and then I'll just give up on this book.
Why didn't you start writing from when she was pregnant? The female lead is too cowardly.
The female lead is a bit of a saint.
There are so many random typos.
It's alright. The female lead is smart, and her parents treat her well. Some minor flaws are acceptable.