
After Her Thoughts Are Read, the Capitalist Heiress's Persona Crumbles Again
被读心后资本家大小姐人设又崩啦
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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- After They Read My Mind, the Beloved Heiress’ Image Crumbles Again被读心后,团宠大小姐人设又崩了Former title · until Oct 2026
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It was so beautiful that my mammary glands were enlarged. The heroine's father and brother both liked the adopted daughter but disliked the heroine. They even said they wanted to take revenge. They even let that scumbag father listen to his feelings. Then his father suddenly felt fatherly love for the heroine who had not cared about him for more than ten years. It was such a touching father-daughter relationship.
It is one of the better-looking books on Mind Reading that I have ever read. It does not have a long and complicated plot, which would be quite boring if read too much. The plot of this book generally talks about the key points of the plot. It is very interesting and does not overwhelm the main character. It is very good at shaping the character of the heroine and has a lot of highlights. The male protagonist and his family are also written well, and they are not vicious towards the female protagonist. There are no bloody plots to verify the authenticity of the female protagonist's mind-reading ability. Everyone is responsible for their own decisions, and they are quite fond of them. The readers are not tired from watching, they are all very good people, which also proves where the merits of the system come from. I hope that the subsequent plot will not have an OOC heroine setting, and that I will not forgive the original brother.
Very nice, recommended! Actually, I don't really like the articles that have been listened to. I feel like there are no secrets anymore. But this article is very interesting, and the author has a good grasp of it 👍 The heroine and Xiaogongzi are very cute, doing good things in the name of evil. The heroine is kind, simple, patriotic and pure It was very touching, I was moved to the point of (ಥ_ಥ) The heroine is also very measured, not like a holy mother, and has principles but does not go out of bounds. All in all, the character design is perfect. I like it, love watching it, but there are too few
There is always an unknown fire and an indescribable discomfort.
It would be better if the heroine was more violent. There are some parts where I feel really anxious and want to go up and beat someone for her [awkward laugh]
If I were the male protagonist, I would be so happy. If I have a good family background and money, if a woman knows how to pave the way for me in the future, she can also save my family and seize opportunities. If there are other women chasing me, I can just wait and don't worry about anything else.
I feel sorry for the original owner, even if I don't write too much about it, I still feel sorry for her 😢
This book seems to be a little different from other mind-reading novels. Other novels have a lot of nonsense. This novel is relatively concise. I didn't skip a single page. I read it all. It's a bit incredible, so I leave a comment as a trace.
Now that I've read around chapter 100, I'm still confused. Is it the male supporting actor from the Ye family who has a leg problem, or the male lead? Sometimes the male protagonist has problems with his legs, but sometimes he can walk. Could it be that the male protagonist is just injured? You just need to sit in a wheelchair for a while, but you can still walk? After all, the male protagonist can drive, but it was mentioned in the previous chapter that the male protagonist is in a wheelchair, and when she met Mr. Smith later, the female protagonist also told him that she was looking for Smith this time for her husband (male protagonist)'s leg, and then in the next scene she said she hoped to heal the leg of the male partner named Ye. I was really confused. But the plot is still quite interesting, especially some of the plots are quite funny.
It's quite novel. I've seen mind-reading movies before, but I've never seen one where so many people can know the heroine's voice. It's quite interesting 🤭 I don't know why it doesn't feel that good at the end. Maybe it's because the routines are pretty much the same. They all listen to the heroine's voice and then change something [thoughts]