The Fake Heiress Returns to the Village, and the Rugged Neighbor Dotes on Her

So far, I think the female lead is very rational and clear-headed. The overall plot shows her outperforming the male lead, but based on the current updates, the male lead's actions in public while the female lead's actions behind the scenes make me feel uncomfortable. It feels like the female lead's brilliance has been stolen by someone else.

This is a novel that makes you eagerly anticipate the next chapter. The plot is never dull or tedious, and the male and female leads are well-developed. The female lead is independent, strong-willed, and charming; the male lead is an exceptionally decisive and respectful man. He claims to be her little brother, but he's not the kind of blind, subservient follower.

Thank goodness I found a wonderful novel! Although it's a story about a real and fake heiress, the author's perspective is quite unique. The (fake) female lead wants to escape her controlling family and return to the countryside to regain her freedom. The real and fake heiresses help each other and get along well (with a healthy distance), without any dramatic conflicts like "you stole my life!"

So far, it's a great show. The real heiress is so kind and devoted to her studies. Her friends don't look down on her because she's become poor; their friendship is incredibly strong. I really enjoy the interactions between the female lead and her friends. The male lead is also always protecting her, especially when he unintentionally placed the meat dishes in front of her while dividing the food 🤭

Very good. This book was quite surprising. The title mentioned "The Real and Fake Heiresses," and I was initially worried about melodrama and constant family troubles, but it wasn't like that at all. The main plot currently revolves around the female lead's college entrance exams in her final year of high school. The synopsis suggested a romance storyline soon, but there wasn't one.

Finally, I've seen a normal story about a real and a fake heiress. Both the real and fake heiresses are very interesting people. The male lead seems rough on the surface, but he is actually very thoughtful and the most patient hunter.

Both the real and fake heiresses are good kids. The female lead's birth mother is indeed annoying; she favors boys over girls and harbors a lot of malice towards the female lead. The reason the female lead's father doesn't suppress her mother is probably because his wife is genuinely good to him and has sacrificed a lot for the family, so he wouldn't punish her.

The 8.7 Rating is too low; this story feels like it's been held back by its title. It started strong and continued to improve, with excellent writing. You can feel the author's love for the main characters; many chapters focus on the wedding.

It's so good! The female lead is clear-headed and rational, while the male lead is all about love 😄. He's devoted to her. One of them is a researcher, and the other is in finance. Their careers and love lives go smoothly, and they also enjoy the simple and warm everyday moments.

Having read up to chapter 117, "The College Entrance Examination is Over," I'm about to switch to a different setting. Personally, I prefer historical fiction where everyone is involved in construction, economic development, and preparing for college entrance exams, and this book perfectly fits that description!