After Reading Minds, the Invisible Real Heiress Finally Speaks Her Mind!

This book is so good, I finished it in one go! Author, please update soon! At first, I thought Jiang Fuyue was just an ordinary person, but I didn't expect her to have gone through so much. The key is that she actually has an alias! It's amazing! I love this feeling of playing dumb to outsmart others. And her classmates are all so kind; they also have aliases.

It's a good story, but I don't understand why the author chose to whitewash the whole family, instead of the fake heiress using scheming and manipulative tactics to ostracize and isolate the female lead.

It's quite good. The plot development and the female lead's disguise are enjoyable to watch. However, even though she deliberately pretended to be invisible for two years after returning home, her family's indifference towards her still feels like a thorn in my side. The female lead has already suffered from her former relatives, so returning home to escape is understandable, but her family... I don't really like this aspect; it's a bit upsetting.

Yes, the female lead was deeply hurt by the fake heiress's family background. It's hoped the fake heiress will leave the Jiang family, since she's a beneficiary of the system. Her presence reminds the female lead of her past hurts. Furthermore, the fact that the female lead remains relatively unknown even after two years back in the Jiang family is also inextricably linked to the fake heiress. 🙂🙂

Everyone here is a very good person. Even the cannon fodder aren't the kind of single-minded villains. It's quite interesting. The real and fake heiresses aren't in a cutthroat, mutually sabotaging situation. Well written.

It's quite interesting. It's a story about a real and a fake heiress, but it subverts some tropes. Basically, everyone is a good person: the domineering older brother who appears simple-minded but is actually quite naive; the beautiful but slightly cunning third brother; and the arrogant, manipulative but loving fake heiress. The female lead's biological parents are also discerning and not biased.

It's good, but the rating is too low. The female lead goes from being an unknown nobody to a goofy miracle doctor. The book doesn't emphasize the real or fake heiress; the whole family is currently very united. In fact, everyone except the female lead is adopted. They've already moved on to ancient martial arts; hopefully, they'll write about a new world invasion later, given the Gathering Spirit Token and that legend.

Don't be fooled by the synopsis. It sounds like a terrible book, but the actual book is fantastic. It's incredibly good; the female lead never suffers a single loss—it's so satisfying!

I heard there's a CP (couple) element, and the content is quite fun, but after reading a bit, a seemingly tragic "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" plot popped up (but since the female lead can see the dialogue box, the author could easily add a melodramatic twist where the female lead sees the man's true feelings and then forgives him 🤮).

This book is absolutely amazing, truly amazing! At the beginning, when I saw the female lead's relationships with her brother and family, and the slightly manipulative younger sister, I almost gave up. But as I kept reading, the book not only analyzed the reasons behind these relationships but also explained each character's inner thoughts.