
The Nation’s Heiress Transmigrates into a Book and Takes Down Every Protagonist
穿书归国大小姐降为打击所有主角
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- 602k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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I simply hate the fake daughter plot. I just feel that my daughter's identity has been tarnished. No matter how hard I wipe the stain, I can't wipe it away. There will always be marks there.
The front looks very nice! ! But I feel annoyed when my family shows up. The heroine is obviously unwilling to the requests made by her mother and other people many times, but she still insists on making the heroine do what they want. It feels like the heroine owes them. It is obvious that they have wronged the heroine. There is also a misunderstanding. The original heroine can remember things when she went abroad. No matter how much a person changes, it is impossible. There is no trace of her childhood. Her mother can actually admit the wrong person. Others cannot expose the heroine's mother's body. Is it because of the mother's body that an impostor should be allowed to enjoy everything that the heroine should have? If the heroine had not traveled through time at that time, I can't imagine what the original owner would have encountered while their family was enjoying themselves with the impostor. (In addition, I know that the original owner was the heroine in a certain life, and the two merged, but all the damage that should have happened in the original owner's life has already happened) The last important thing to say is that the writing in capital is very good, because thinking from another direction, it made me feel aggrieved and uncomfortable because of the characters in the book, which just proves that the writing in capital is good! [Send heart][Send heart]
I finished reading it in one sitting, it was very interesting👀, the heroine has a good character! It's just that the mission requirements are a bit exaggerated, they cost tens of billions of dollars! In the 1980s, it was not very expensive to buy a large state-owned factory. It cost tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of yuan, and even less than a million yuan. It was not like buying a capital steel plant.
80% Of the content is very interesting, especially the description of the heroine who is like a goddess in my heart. The only flaw is that the hero of the period novel must be a soldier. How can a strong woman with no emotion like the heroine get married just because the hero won't sleep with her? Tang can't provide any emotional value to the heroine. The setting that they are together just because the heroine does not reject his body is even more...
First of all, the setting is that of a young lady who has returned from the country. Her first priority is her career and she should not develop relationships so quickly. Relationships are just embellishments of life, not necessities. Secondly, the female partner Feng Miaomiao pretends to be the heroine to provide emotional value to the heroine's mother to maintain the mother's basic situation. The Meng family provides resources for the female partner to get what they need, so don't portray the Meng family as innocent and vicious as the female partner. Then, in terms of character creation of the female supporting character, the way to attack the heroine is to make the heroine lose her innocence, and the way to retaliate against the male character is to marry him? I find it difficult to understand this plot. Shouldn't it be the best revenge to let the female protagonist use some of the blood ties of the Meng family to get help in her career, and finally hit or destroy the career of the female protagonist and the male character and what they want to do? Finally, as for the heroine's mother, the heroine was already ten years old when she left home, and her face was almost fixed. Why can't she recognize her? Even if she didn't recognize her for a moment, she should know through the setting that except for the heroine, her whole family is good-looking and have completely different living habits from the heroine. I asked again why I didn't recognize her. I had doubts in my heart and why I didn't want to ask her family. I haven't said anything about my future complaints, so I can sum it up: You can't read it with your brain in mind. Four stars are an encouragement to the author. I would like to emphasize that this book review does not mean to criticize the author. I just hope that the author can refer to these four points that I complained about when writing the next novel.
I hope that the author will write more about his career in the future. The heroine is so awesome, but I always feel that she has kept a low profile after returning to China. I don't want to write so much about relationships. I still hope to see the heroine kill everyone [laughs] The author writes more about career lines, and there are too many family members [laughs awkwardly]
It's pretty good to watch, but I wish there were more career lines and less family stuff. I don't really want to watch The True and False Daughter
It's very interesting, but I don't know why the rating is so low. This book portrays the heroine very well, but the emotional line is a bit inexplicable? I can't explain it, but I personally feel that the heroine should be uniquely beautiful.
The heroine is still very attractive, with the style of a queen, but relaxed and relaxed. The male protagonist doesn't have many roles, but he is also great. He is upright, kind and smart, and his writing style is okay. I just don't understand why the rating is so low.
The front is very attractive to me but the back is not as attractive as the front. It is different from my personal view, because I am a non-marriage person and the heroine is very rich. Her previous concept was also non-marriage, but she changed too quickly later. Overall, this book is quite good.