I Told You to Make Money, Not Kidnap the Mafia Heiress!

The character is broken, but the content is fresh. It is not recommended to watch it with your brain in mind. If you can accept the following poisonous points, you can watch it with confidence. Nearly halfway through the movie, three female characters have appeared: Yan Tutu, who has a crush on the male protagonist, An Zhisha, a daughter kidnapped by the male protagonist, and Shang Qinglin, a daughter of the club director. The reborn male protagonist kidnapped An Zhisha. The cold-blooded An Zhisha did not kill the killer and even wore cosplay clothes according to the male protagonist's wishes. An Zhisha, who has been unable to control the male protagonist for two lifetimes... During the kidnapping, An Zhisha couldn't afford to be suspicious or murderous, so she went to the second timeline to rescue An Zhisha. An Zhisha was full of suspicion and murderous intent... If you don't have a strategy for An Zhisha who has a favorable impression of the first timeline, you have to strategy for An Zhisha who doesn't have a favorable impression... There is also the good girl Yan Tutu who appears from time to time. What is its role? The male protagonist does not love Tutu, and Tutu is not darkened. There is no point in writing all white Tutu. The written Tutu is so good, she has to be tortured by An Zhisha... In my personal opinion, Shang Qinglin is the most suitable female protagonist. Mo Quotes said that the male protagonist can travel through time (I won't comment until I've finished watching it) because the rule of time travel is that the male protagonist's world does not exist in the timeline, so why is Shang Qinglin in the first timeline able to tell the truth... (I can't count it as a point of complaint until I finish reading it) Continue reading and leave a review to see if Shang Qinglin can save your book. I've almost finished watching the update, and there are still some poisonous points. In the second timeline, after the protagonist successfully defeated An Zhisha and left, An Zhisha crossed the timeline and used the protagonist's time-travel tool to come to the first timeline... Without identity, she was accepted and supported by An's mother in the first timeline. The protagonist successfully left. In the second timeline, An Zhisha went crazy. Everyone, including her mother, said she was imagining it. If she traveled to your first timeline, her mother would understand after seeing the mountain god... Isn't it a little too outrageous? Regarding Shang Qinglin, she does not exist in other timelines, but she does exist in the main timeline. Inexplicably, because An Zhisha from the second timeline came back, she is about to disappear - it is very strange. It seems that it is normal for there to be two An Zhisha in the main timeline? Is Shang Qinglin going to die? There is no Shang Qinglin in other timelines, but there is Shang Qinglin in the main timeline, which is already abnormal. Why are two An Zhisha in the same timeline, and Shang Qinglin is going to die... And why does Shang Qinglin know that the protagonist has changed her? Then An Zhisha in the second timeline wanted to replace An Zhisha in the main timeline because of her yandere nature (barely understandable, fresh plot), and then came up with future technology, a robot carrying a memory card, which can be compared with a real person without being able to tell the difference... It's incredible. The author really wrote a lot of pitfalls. If you are not careful, this book will be completely incomplete. Compared with other readers' evaluations, the rest of the works are discontinuous, which is a bit scary for the author. I have to admit that my imagination is indeed very big. For those of you who haven't watched it yet, you can understand the situation before entering. If filling in the holes is okay, you can still watch it, because the author is very imaginative. It is not recommended to read it at the moment. You can read it after the book is finished, because the filling in the holes is very slow and it is addictive to watch.

Personally, I feel that Shang Qinglin and Shang Qinglin are a better match for Ye Han. In Yehan's eyes, Tutu is probably a younger sister who needs love and care. Personally, I feel that although Yehan really cares a lot about Yehan, if the protagonist is Tutu in the later period, the previous article (the love letter to An Qinglin) points out that Qinglin needs a kind of redemption and needs someone to pull her out of her own world, and in the whole book, only Yehan can do this. Personal advice Tutu deserves better, preferably characters with the same life experience as her, to start their love and hate (that is, reduce the roles of three people to two, otherwise it will be really distressing to watch, and if it is forced to say that Ye Han falls in love with Tutu, it will also feel a little inconsistent). An Zhisha has already appeared at the beginning of the novel, and her life experience and background are very similar to the "Goddess" type, with a bit of a yandere attribute. Although Shang Qinglin appeared later, he still has a relatively three-dimensional image of a top student in the later character creation. If he and Ye Han were CPs, he should be more inclined to the type of redemption. I wonder if you can feel the difference in their auras. Who is the rightful owner will determine the feeling of this novel for readers, and all of this requires a lot of arrangement by the author (a lot of hard work, more updates, love to read). The above is purely a personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it. Dog head saves life~(¯▽¯~)~

To be honest, when I first read it, I thought it was an ordinary cool story with sweetness. Now that I'm halfway through it, it suddenly feels a bit like a love story. I gave it four stars. After all, I don't really like novels that can make me feel ups and downs. Life is already hard, so I won't read it anymore. I wish you a happy reading. Goodbye.

For the later works, I may have thought it was a bit nonsense at first, and I didn't want to read it after just two readings, but the writing got better and better later on. Although the plot in the later part is actually a bit imaginative, the writing is much better than the embarrassing parts in the previous part. In the later part, you can see empathy in the true sense, whether it is a knife or a candy.

Yan Tutu is really worth it. I hope the author can give Tutu a good ending. Even if she can't be with the male protagonist in the end, I hope she will meet someone who treats her well.

A very good lump. I hope such a good work can be widely known to the public

Give me a five-star support It's a very typical light novel. It's too uncomfortable to read. There is not a large audience for light novels in China. The taste of Japanese light novels is too strong, especially the male protagonist's character and plot. Try to localize it as much as possible. Don't be too Japanese. The author should have also seen that I have loaded the love game or my nasty little lady has a different name, but it is the same book. I can't say directly. I can only say that the writing style is very different, but the plot development of this book is different. I am still looking forward to the follow-up [OK] [OK]

It's pretty good, but it's a bit like a Japanese comic, not like a Tomato novel. Also, the author is really Cu Sheng

Those who have never eaten poetry can taste it, but you can't just let me eat it alone.

I was thinking about the ending of Shang Qinglin. Of course, there are some parts in it that make people feel bad, but this just shows how gripping he is. I am not joking, I almost laughed throughout the whole book, but I was still sad about some plots, such as Shang Qinglin. When "people around her slowly lose sight of her", I will also think about who else can see it and how long the protagonist can see it. Although the protagonist's weirdness made me laugh from the bottom of my heart, the indescribable feeling in my heart always remains with me. Talking about An Rusha, this character feels very real to me. Although she killed the protagonist several times, and there are some bad things that are unique to the eldest lady and she did not admit it in the early stage, the overall feeling is still good. Tutu was a bit miserable. As a commoner woman, she didn't have the ability to be with the person she liked. She was wronged in the end. Fortunately, the protagonist admitted her mistake. I like the protagonist very much, because I think he is very much like me. He likes to be funny and will be serious about small things (early stage). I also envy him. He can do what he wants to do without caring about other people's opinions, but I can't do it. Maybe this is what I expect of myself, but this is something I have never achieved. I hope the author can give them a happy ending. Although it is difficult, I really really like this novel. I really don't want it to end so badly [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]