
No Such Thing as Proper Rules
有不起规矩
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 396k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
149Chapters
482Reads
6.2Score
142Listens
16.7kReads · all time
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It's pretty good. The author's writing is very good, but the interaction between parents and brothers makes me angry. I like to watch sober people being sucked blood. I also understand that parents and brothers, and people who give each other face can fall into the trap.
After reading the beginning, I thought parents loved their children, but later on, it turned out to be a curse that even Chinese parents cannot avoid. China has a very strong family atmosphere, and it is very "skillful" to raise children so that they can alienate their children and turn their siblings into enemies. Human nature is that "I don't like you"~
It looks good. I hope the heroine can get rid of her parents. She values boys over daughters. She doesn't consider good things for the heroine. I don't know if the house she bought with her own money will be in the hands of the heroine in the end.
The protagonist is vigilant, but not vigilant enough, perhaps because he is still taking chances. But the protagonist is capable, and it's okay to spend some money now to prepare for his independent life in the future. These things now can be used as talking points in the future. What I like most is that the heroine is determined not to get married. I hope the author doesn't want to get married again.
The protagonist is very vigilant. He doesn't have any money or anything else. He tells his parents that he will make a fortune in a low voice [laughing] [laughing] Only the money in his hand is his!!
It's very interesting. If one day I am reborn in junior high school, I will definitely study hard and make progress every day. The plot is good now, looking forward to the next plot!
Overall, it's pretty good, but I'd like to make some small suggestions. There are so many examples of past events and Chinese-style parents' words of suppression that it seems redundant. I think it's okay to give examples but there's no need to repeat them because most of us grew up in such troubled families.
So far, the writing is pretty good. I hope the plot will keep up in the future.
It's pretty good. I've finished reading a book completely. I'm just a little confused about the ending. Well, it should be an open ending. It's a bit confusing.
I hope to go to college soon and leave