The Villainess Heiress Makes Her Mark in Hong Kong

I have to say that the villain theme is the best. I hate the kind of fake villain who repays evil with kindness. I like this kind of charming and capable protagonist, and hope that the subsequent plot will not fall into the cliche.

Alas, there is indeed a reason for the low rating. I found the story very exciting. However, later on, I felt that Meili should be able to separate from her adoptive parents. But why does Meili still live with her parents and try to please them? I think this is not very consistent with the evil woman that Meili is. Assuming that the villain is originally more inclined to be unscrupulous and self-interested, but in the story, I feel that the author almost regards the protagonist as true, good, and beautiful, and self-interest is not reflected. Instead, the supporting characters frame Meili in various ways, but Meili does not solve it neatly, but fights back painlessly, which is very unpleasant to watch. What I like better is the career part of the heroine. The author writes it very well. I hope the author will work harder💪 Alas, I can't stand it anymore...

It's a super good-looking Hong Kong story. The heroine is very smart. She makes people feel extremely charming under the character of a villain, especially the one-person interview. If I were an audience member, I would probably shout: Miss, you touched my heart, so seductive! Come on, little sister! The championship is yours! This way In fact, every time the heroine uses her own thoughts to define a villain, her counterattacks are very eye-catching. It's a pity that the author deleted a lot of plots later due to comments, otherwise it would have felt like a novel that could be regarded as one of the top novels in the Tomato entertainment industry. The rhythm in the later period was a bit messy, because there were too many projects for the heroine. I was writing this project now, then that project, and deleting a lot, until it was completed quickly and it looked like an outline. But it's not a bad ending, just a pity. The early and middle stages (about two hundred and fifty sixty chapters ago) are really beautiful.

This is a story about strong women without CP. The heroine's baby comes through the book. When the plot of the real and fake daughter came up, I thought it would be the same as the old plot, and she would fight with the real daughter. However, the heroine found her own way and started a series of stories based on the plot of the early Miss Hong Kong. When you guessed that a male guest thought it was the CP of the heroine and thought there was some story, it turned out not to be hahahahaha! The unpredictable plot makes people feel surprised. The more I read at the end, the less emotional lines come out. I know there are no men in this book. Haha, strong female➕cool article➕career-oriented [top post]

A bit interesting It was a bit boring at first, and I thought the heroine was a bit evil for the sake of being evil. I can feel that the author is writing more and more smoothly The heroine seems to have her own heartbeat gradually The ending is very rushed, but reasonable Although the pits shown earlier have not been filled, the main line has not been affected. How do you describe a strong female writer who relies on the system? Strong woman? But the heroine is not strong enough, but she has quite a personality Cool article? Not cool enough Evil person? Not evil enough Group portrait? Not much is depicted The complexity of the human heart and the choices of different characters are really well depicted. Most of the pages describe "evil", and there is no "good". It cannot be said that there is no "good" at all, but very little. Maybe good people don't have much future or good rewards. The system is a pure helper inside, and the system is the real "good Samaritan" in the whole story. Oh, yes, the ones who end up badly are all women, which makes people unhappy. The rich and powerful are still living well, and everyone's fate is pretty good, not happy The man's life in this article is too good and too relaxed, which makes him unhappy. The pairing of Gambling Ghost Mom and Little Poor Sisi was well written. But it feels a bit weird. A daughter with a gambling mother shouldn't be so clean. The single gambling mother who drags her daughter alone is really weird A single mother who gambles all the time without any shortage of money? A bit dreamy Maybe my thoughts are darker, in my imagination This girl should have been sold eight hundred times a long time ago Not only was she betrayed, her gambling mother was also unable to nag her. He should have been tricked a long time ago and sent to hell with himself and his daughter. Ahem How should I put it? Maybe Meili hopes that everyone can really focus on her. It has nothing to do with the system, nothing to do with men, nothing to do with love and love. She wants to truly complete her career and pursue her life She is the only protagonist in her world Bright, I wish you a bright star and always be bright!

It's a good read. I like to read novels about people who participate in the Miss Hong Kong election and gradually lead to success. It's well written and not too abrupt. The protagonist is also very calm, intelligent, and superb! The "evil woman" label is also very distinct.

When I saw that the score was only 7.7, I made plans to kill time and give up. After reading it, I felt that it was much more readable than some with 9+ scores. The wording of the characters is not like some Hong Kong novels that deliberately use vernacular words to make outsiders incomprehensible. It is also very distinctive in language... The line development is very reasonable and logical. The author also has a foreshadowing, and the mammary glands are unobstructed after reading through. After reading the author's musings, I actually found that the points that some readers complained about were actually good points that I thought were good. For example, although she is a "villain", she has a bottom line and morals. Maybe some people like to watch more vicious and unscrupulous plots, but this level is just right for me. If you are really vicious, you will feel a little uncomfortable. While reading, I also wondered that there were very few male plots. It was not because I liked emotional plots but because it was obvious that they were all subordinates with some weight. However, there was almost no mention of the plot arrangement, which was not very logical. Finally, I found out the reason after reading the author's thoughts. In fact, I think it is very appropriate to have male supporting characters, not to mention that even if there are emotional descriptions, the heroine is not someone who relies on male characters to rise to the top, and there is no conflict between the two. I understand that professional authors would want to please the audience, after all, they rely on this to make a living, but I think that if the author insists on himself at certain moments, he will have his own style and charm. I believe that the author who can write such a story has a much higher aesthetic of plot arrangement than some readers think ((sorry)) Of course, listening to advice is also a valuable advantage! And it can be seen that the author is very protective of women. Many of the characters who speak for Meimei are female supporting characters. Except for necessary plot conflicts and normal human competition (such as the villains in the beauty pageant), there is no deliberate guidance of female competition. I hope that the author can write better articles in the future, become financially independent as soon as possible, and be able to write what he wants ଘ(੭ˊᵕˋ)੭*

It's very interesting. It's the first time I read an article about the Hong Kong entertainment industry. The heroine's description is very good. She is a bright and confident beauty. The gold finger is not very big. The author's writing style is not new. I am looking forward to the follow-up and updates [full]

Usually, men and best friends are burdensome in stories where the main heroine is happy. She doesn't want to see her love rival getting married and having a baby and having to help her best friend out of trouble later. I'll give it four stars first and leave the romance aside. A career heroine is the most popular.

Why is her beauty score so low? She is really good-looking, an arrogant and evil girl! Rush!