
Dad Told Her, If You're Unhappy, Make a Scene
老爹告诉她,不顺心就要闹
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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The story is quite novel, but the heroine is a bit miserable, a bit like a nanny who provides food and clothing for the whole family. Her father is very scheming and uses his daughter as a gun to guide him step by step. Everything is done by her daughter and will not damage his career and reputation. The above is just my opinion
This is an article about human nature. Especially the human nature of second-married men. Human nature is inherently selfish. In many eras, military literature was too true, kind, beautiful, majestic and upright. The heroine's father is the real humanity. He has love for the heroine, and as time goes by, he values the family as a whole more. In the early stage, she was taught to fight for and protect her interests with her stepmother. . . But later on, I taught my step-wife and step-daughter sincerely. . After all, she is a stepmother to the heroine. To her dad, she is his wife. Everything became a resource available to him. Her father needs a stable supporter to support foreign affairs and even get promoted and make a fortune. It's sad to see the heroine being self-reliant all the time.
The plot is pretty good and close to reality, and the heroine is also pretty good, but her father married the person who indirectly killed the heroine's mother as a stepmother. He whitewashed the stepmother, who was a bit unfaithful, and gave birth to a child, and asked the heroine to raise it. Although the plot is very exciting, and the heroine's dad's calculations are very strong, but she will feel aggrieved in the early stage. The heroine is a bit like a nanny. Her father talks about avenging her biological mother while developing feelings for her stepmother. He also says that the stepmother and her children have taken her father's surname and are no longer targets for revenge.
Very interesting article, not enough to read! I mean, could you write less about the love between the heroine's father and stepmother? It's very disturbing to watch! What a silly bitch, my woman, I am a member of the Wang family! Who is Hui Niang? Knowing that he is too young to not marry a wife, he is currently treating Xiaoxiao very well! I just can't accept that he married his enemy's daughter and indirectly killed Hui Niang! Can you write less about love? My only dissatisfaction is that this article is really perfect! Take back your nice words
This book is very well written. The heroine is very witty and has many abilities. I like the heroine very much, but there is one thing I don't quite understand. The heroine's stepmother indirectly killed the heroine's biological mother (Hui Niang), and I also saw earlier that the heroine's father had deep feelings for Hui Niang. Why would he still have children with the heroine's stepmother? I can understand that they want to take revenge on Hui Niang when they are together, but there is no need to have children. We already have three children, why do we still have children? And my heroine's father gives me the impression that he is scumbag and affectionate? Can anyone help me figure it out? I really don't understand it! But aside from that, this article is quite interesting.
It's very real. It's not like a lot of golden fingers, space and so on. You can clearly feel the strictness and vigilance against anything happening in the era at that time. Everything must be proved by sufficient evidence, but it is also humane and not rigid.
It is a very novel theme. When I read it for the first time, I was very shocked. The cultivation and maintenance of a big family requires the joint efforts and cooperation of the whole clan. Everyone is a chess piece in the chess game, and they each perform their own duties. Only in this way can they continue to move forward completely under the leadership of the clan leader!
It's really a masterpiece. I love it so far. It has a huge overall picture. You may not be able to understand some of the meaning if you look at it with a normal mind. It's really worth studying in depth and looking at it. It's really surprising to read it bit by bit.
The five stars are for the author. The writing is very good and it is not a cookie-cutter period novel. Many of the descriptions of human nature are quite realistic. My highlight is that the heroine's father remarried and had a child. The remarried partner's father and ex-husband were both the people who indirectly killed the heroine's mother. I really can't stand the plot, but it is not easy for the author to write, so I still gave it five stars.
This book is one of the few good books written by Tomato. It is a chronology, exaggerating but not deviating from the facts. The characterization is vivid, clear and logical. This 8.8 Rating is too low, even better than most novels with a 9.5 Rating. You need to use your brain when reading this book. There are many things that require logical thinking. I rarely review novels, but this book deserves it.