The Villainess Changes Careers to Become a Top Tycoon's Dotting Daughter

What I read must be cool stories, not spoiled wife stories. What adjective does the male protagonist describe to the female protagonist? Creamy and creamy... 🙂 According to the previous character design, Lili will not participate in the love show at all. She somehow had a dream and wanted to go. Isn't this just being forced to follow the plot? The male protagonist likes the female protagonist but doesn't realize it, and it's not at all a waste of money. If you want to chase someone, then chase him hard. He will always do it for the sake of the laboratory, go all out to save the country, and get closer to please his parents. I can't see where there is any emotion. Look at the back of the comment section for the amnesia plot...

It's a very interesting and exciting novel. I thought it was a mindless entertainment, but I didn't expect it to hit me hard in the heart. Su Jinli's transformation from a "little transparent" in the entertainment industry to a "professional mother's daughter" is like a mirror, reflecting the gentle corners that too many people are trying to move forward but ignore. The pampering held in the hands of family members is not a luxury that should be taken for granted, but a treasure that cannot be exchanged for a thousand pieces of money. When she calmly shows her warm daily life with her parents in a variety show and resolves doubts from the outside world with her sincerity, are those trivial and warm interactions the softest longing in our hearts? This book is like hot cocoa in winter, with a slightly sweet healing feeling. There is always more than one track in life. Being needed by your family and being able to feel love and be loved with your heart are the most precious "guaranteed wins" In terms of characterization, Su Jinli's character is very three-dimensional. She is no longer the wealthy daughter in the traditional sense who only spends money willfully. Instead, she has her own thoughts and pursuits, and knows how to give full play to her own advantages to strive for a better life for herself. This book is not only a light-hearted and humorous story, but also triggered my thinking about my original family, career choices and the value of life. In this era of fierce competition, we are always coerced by various success theories and desperately pursue the so-called "perfect life", but we often forget the most precious things around us. Just like the heroine in the book, she once envied the lives of others, but after going through twists and turns, she realized that the love and family she owns are the most precious wealth.

This novel is wonderful. Applause. Gif The author takes gnawing on the old as the entry point. In the book, he writes about how the original family affects the life of children, why children choose to gnaw on the old, why the younger generation neither gets married nor falls in love, and why marriages of ordinary people and those of rich people can easily end in dead ends. He also makes a good comparison between the two families with completely different family atmospheres of the heroine and the heroine, and writes in detail how they directly affect the life decisions made by the heroine and the heroine. In fact, this book is a combination of rebirth and time travel. Because of the rebirth, the heroine is able to rewrite life from a God's perspective. The more I read it, the more I feel that the central idea conveyed in the book is "You should cherish the happiness you have now, and don't blindly chase what others say is perfect success." "Because in the eyes of the heroine before rebirth, the life of the villain heroine is the life she wants to live, so she gave up all her happiness to pursue the footsteps of the villain heroine. The irony is that the villain heroine, whether in the successful version or the failed version, is envious of the heroine. She is envious of the heroine for having such good parents who love her unconditionally. This is the love she cannot get no matter how hard she tries. There is an old saying in Cantonese, "You think others are good, and others think you are good." It means that you think others are better off than you are, but when others see you, they think you are better off than themselves (for example: A thinks B's life is a good life, and B thinks A's life is a really good life). People are like this. They can only see what they don't have but always forget what they already have.

It's a good book. The subject matter is very novel. The hostess is a wealthy woman. It's also very relaxing to read. Except for the big family's white-eyed wolf that makes people feel physically uncomfortable, there are occasionally some small imprecisions in wording, but the flaws are not concealed. I hope that the second season of Mommy's Son-in-law will be released soon hh [laughing] [laughing]

It's pretty good, but there's no need for a male protagonist. From the beginning, I always thought that the author's positioning of the heroine didn't require love. However, something like this appeared halfway through and I still haven't dealt with it. I also saw a rare comment under the paragraph review. It probably conveyed the meaning that women cannot live without men. To describe the heroine as an accessory to the male protagonist, I really couldn't do it. The heroine's father, the Holy Father, was a bit unhandled. He was obviously a character who loved his daughter as much as her life. Forget about things before the story was written. It can be said that he was controlled by the original plot. What happened after the heroine awakened? His relatives even harmed his daughter and the Holy Father was still like this. There is actually no need for the child of the original heroine and the original hero to die. I thought the author would not write him off. He is already living a miserable life. The fact that he was suddenly taken to commit suicide by his biological father is a bit difficult to deal with. In fact, you can write about what bad things he has done before removing him (originally I thought he would die) It's so miserable. If you think about it carefully, keeping him may not be a good thing for the heroine), otherwise it will easily cause readers to have a mother's heart. (I jumped to read some of them, and some may not understand.) Specifically, these are the shortcomings that I think are more impressive. Generally speaking, the flaws are not concealed. I hope the author will write better and better.

The heroine is very interesting, and the heroine's mother is also very interesting, both are super cute 😘😘😘😳😳😳 The heroine's father is really hard to describe. Read Chapter 53. The heroine charges into battle for her father's face and dignity. Her father stabs the heroine in the back and pretends to be a peacemaker. It's awesome 😂 😂 😂 Chapter 153, the male protagonist's explanation is that he is a greasy-headed man. Gone, gone

The setting is quite attractive, but the male protagonist is getting more and more conceited. If he likes the female protagonist, he will please her, and he will always please the female protagonist's father. I don't know if he thinks that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist's father. It would be perfect if there was no cp

I think it's very interesting. The whole story is very coherent and heartwarming. The ending is also very good. It doesn't end with the male and female protagonists getting married. In fact, it doesn't matter whether they get married or not, as long as they are happy. Lili is sober, independent, generous and confident, and many other beautiful qualities are concentrated in her. Girls are not the vassals of boys. They must be strong and confident. Regardless of whether they are heroines or not, just live their own lives. By the way, it is actually best if there is no Lan family. The ending has nothing to do with the Lan family. There is always a sense of separation. Also, during the period when the heroine lost her memory, she felt like she was not the same person as before. (Personal opinion)

"In this world, no, in any world, luck will only surround the strong, so there is no need to worry about whether you are the protagonist or not. It is enough to be the protagonist in your own heart." I really like this passage!!! The heroine is rich and beautiful and is still the favorite of the group. After awakening, she also clearly knows what she wants. Being kind to the enemy is cruelty to herself. He has the brains to act, he is decisive, and his outlook is correct. My parents are very nice and doting on me, and my boyfriend is still in love. Hahaha, not all girls, but this is definitely the life that most girls like and want.

Overall, it's a very interesting book. Although the heroine's character and behavior changes a bit suddenly after she loses her memory at about chapter 260, which makes the reader feel a little unhappy, it's comfortable once you put the heroine into the setting of being controlled by "consciousness". It is recommended not to read this book with logic and seriousness. It is still quite interesting.