Struck from the Family Register, Then Top of the County, Province, and Empire!

The writing is plain and not exaggerated, and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. From the way of thinking in the book, you can tell that the author should have a literary background, most likely a master's degree or above, and it is a relatively old-school academic essay-style writing method. But it may be the first book, so some parts of it are a bit green and have a bit of an assembly line feel, but the flaws do not hide the flaws. It's good to read in your spare time after work, at least it won't make you feel tired.

I love watching it, and I love watching the villain dance in front of me, but I just won't beat him to death. People can come and go casually without following the rules. You are the protagonist and you are noble. You have to follow the rules and show off your skills at first sight. Why don't you just perform martial arts?

This book is good to read, and there are no superpowers or plug-ins. You can realize your dream by relying on your own knowledge, but Tang Ziyu's voice is a bit lacking. It would have been even more perfect if the previous male protagonists had doubled their voices. But this side is good. I always like it. Thank you to the author and speakers.

The book is good. The author may be a woman or a "literary" who has never been in society (not in a derogatory sense, just a conjecture based on insufficient understanding of the logic of rights). The writing style is okay, but the plot is a bit slow. If it is toxic, it thinks society is too kind... This evaluation is based on an excellent premise. By the way, I gave it four stars because the poison on the dining table is more deadly than the poison in the public toilet... As for the male protagonist's character, whitewashing and so on... I personally don't like it but I won't judge it. After all, every choice has its own fans.

The writing is good, engaging, and listens well in comparison.

There's nothing wrong with it, it looks good, needless to say. In addition to supporting the author by leaving a five-star review, I also have a question that I hope the author can answer after reading it. How many wives has the author booked for the male protagonist? (The kind that has achieved enlightenment, if it's convenient, can you mention the specific name by the way?). I hope I can answer one or two, so that I can have some psychological construction, otherwise when I see some female protagonists, I will always be worried about seeing a missed love, thank you.

The author is knowledgeable, has high writing skills, rigorous logical thinking in the novel, vivid character descriptions, and clear conception. It is a good novel [like]. However, it seems a bit regretful that the author has only published one book, so I have paid attention to it.

Give it five stars. Some people may think Su Wan'er is a bit poisonous, but she has been brainwashed and has a herd mentality. Isn't this the case with many Internet violence nowadays? I only saw one-sided things, and she is still young, so it is normal for her to be ignorant. As for the protagonist's grandfather, I really can't comment on this.

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The protagonist was bullied all the way, was a Ninja Turtle, had his mother's jade pendant smashed, was beaten by gangsters, was reported, spread rumors, everything. If anyone had the intention to kill, the protagonist would have died long ago. At the beginning, Su Waner framed the protagonist, but in the end, the protagonist was older than her sister and younger? Oh, such an outstanding and generous protagonist