Your Stepsister Stole the Credit and Climbed the Ranks? Get Lost! The Matriarch Flips the Table and Goes on a Rampage

The author has finally published a new book, and I have to keep up with it, and the books I keep up with are even better [laughs][laughs][laughs] The plot and characters this time are very different from the previous one, but the writing style is still interesting as always, full of life experience, and every word is exquisite.

The author has released a new book! It's good to read. This is a very novel way of thinking. I just finished reading another book by the author this afternoon. The previous book was well written, the characters were delicately drawn, and the storyline was vivid and interesting. Every character in the book has its own vivid side. This book is also very good, but it's a pity that it was only released today. It will be difficult to follow it, but I am also looking forward to it. Come on✊

I like it very much. The male protagonist's temperament is a bit like Xie Lin from the previous book.

I am a long-time fan of DaDa. I have read the previous one twice, and this one is also very innovative. I hope you will update it faster.

I introduced the appearance of the male protagonist to Zhang Chi: tall, handsome, slender, cold and ascetic on the surface, but in reality, he is a gentle scum, and is very criticized (the male protagonist is a gentle scholar, a fierce jealous husband, and a crazy butcher). The female protagonist is also great.

The author still has something good, the story theme is quite novel, the characters are very distinct, and I like the heroine's character very much. I need more updates, come on! !

I read the author's first book and liked the author's style, so I picked up this one. In fact, I didn't like the unfinished version. It's so uncomfortable to hang up. Hmm (ˉ(∞)ˉ), please update it quickly.

The same thing about this book as the previous one is that the author is really good at writing super handsome male protagonists. The best thing is that the female protagonist has a good personality and both of them are good. The beauty of both books is that although the handsome guy written is much more handsome than the male protagonist, he is almost as handsome as the dream girl. I wish I could be the female protagonist and enjoy it. But when I saw the heroine, I started to fall in love. It's such a perfect match. It gives people the feeling that an extremely handsome man should be worthy of such a fairy heroine. Thank you to the author for the good meal.

On a whim, I planned to write this book as a continuation of Xie Lin's story. There is a slight similarity in character and experience [laughs], so I could use it as a way to make up for the shortcomings in the author's other book (although it doesn't matter if Brother Lin doesn't get married, but I want to imagine him taking another life path)

I really like this book, Angry Sykes! Rough! (I can tell that the middle of the writing is a little different from the previous one, but I like it, I like it very much.) I don't think the heroine has been supporting the hero from the beginning. This relationship is quite contradictory. Although the heroine is recruiting a son-in-law, the heroine is just a "guest" of the prince's house. , The people of the Hou family are not the natal family, the heroine knew from the beginning that the original male protagonist was not dead, and the only way to survive was if the golden thigh could not be hugged properly, so the relationship between the two of them testing each other seemed to be in jeopardy at the beginning (it turned into love a little quickly later, but I didn't see enough of it). The people in the Hou Mansion seemed to be quite nice, but they knew from the beginning what a Qingming person could be who could manipulate such a son. They would definitely stick to his son when he came back, so there was destined to be an unpleasant quarrel in the end. The setting of the heroine is also very clear. She has learned from her mother that relationships between people are linked by interests, so it is normal to be polite to the people in the Hou family (I think the best thing is her idea of ​​how to establish love with the male protagonist outside of the relationship of interests, and how she can get through the narrow-mouthed bottle with such a cold-hearted and cold-hearted male protagonist. Unfortunately, there is not much writing.)