[Not a female-power fantasy + chaste male leads + 1vN] Daisy is a defective omega. She can't smell anyone's pheromones or be marked, leaving her worse off than even the most ordinary beta. Under imperial law, she's a useless "defective," destined to be locked away for life in the Empire's psychiatric hospital and treated as a burden on society.
To avoid this fate, Daisy's parents are forced to find suitable husbands for her so she can escape being matched by the Federation's screening agency. As she struggles against both her parents and the Empire, she's forced into having several "husbands."
[The loyal alpha general abandoned and persecuted by the Empire]
[The hypocritical, self-serving alpha politician in the Federation government]
[The gentle alpha prince in the royal family, burdened with high expectations]
[The carefree, dissolute youngest son of an old-money family]
[The arrogant, conceited alpha finance minister of the Federation government]
[The aloof alpha superior in the mysterious and elusive intelligence bureau]
It is rare for the heroine to have a happy family. Her mother loves the heroine very much. God knows how difficult it is to have a mother who loves the heroine in a female channel... The father's presence is very low. She is very good-looking. The heroine is a faint heartthrob. She is an elegant white orchid and is also very cute and lively. You can tell. The author is very attentive in describing the heroine. The male guests are all OK at the moment, but the name is too long. Sometimes I don't know who the person is. The author can put the name and the corresponding identity. If you forget, you can go back and have a look. It is still too short. The author works hard to write, and it will definitely become popular [full] The chase is over. I have been chasing for about 4 months. I am very reluctant to let go. Their story is still going on. I hope Daisy is happy.
This is a very typical love novel. There was a problem with the heroine's social identity (referring to the fact that the body injury law put the heroine's original aristocratic status in jeopardy), so many men became interested in the heroine and fell in love with her at first sight. The author also added many Mary Sue plots during the writing process, such as (1) the heroine knew that the stallion she was riding was a safety risk and rushed to the mare, but still chose to ride it. Later in the plot, it turned out that it was to create a chance encounter with the male protagonist and the second prince; (2) the attendant led the heroine to the wrong fitting room, and Dustiwen was mistaken for the attendant by the heroine. Or ask him to help her unzip her back. (3) Grace is a bit like a tool that connects the heroine and Dustin. In order for them to meet for the first time, he directly drives into the heroine's car. It feels very baffling. If they want to meet for the first time, shouldn't he leave an elegant and decent impression on the heroine? This is a bit too deliberate. The last and most important thing I want to say is what kind of heroine the author wants to create. Sometimes the heroine is quiet and restrained, and sometimes she is reckless (such as going to the forest to sketch even though she knew it would rain, and the "prince" came to save the heroine after being trapped). Now that I have read Chapter 109, I still don't feel the charm of the heroine. I only see a woman who seems to yearn for freedom but is different from this and that due to physical reasons. The heroine is tied up by a man, and the heroine is like duckweed. I know this is not a big heroine novel, nor is it a happy novel. I just hope that the author will not write the story of the prince and the princess happily together. I sincerely hope that the heroine can be good, that the heroine can do what she really wants to do, that her wishes can be realized, and that she will not feel inferior because of her body and be free forever.
I would like to call this one of the best books in bg that I have read on Tomato for so long!!! The description is very delicate, and I fell in love with Daisy, the heroine written by the author! Each scene described can even imagine a picture, like watching a movie. Come and see everyone!!! Please update the author more, I have found a treasure⁽⁽ଘ( ˊᵕˋ )ଓ⁾⁾ I don't know if it will be a long story, but I am willing to follow it!!! Now I'm looking for a meal replacement. . . 😳
Compared with those stories with multiple male protagonists that are full of tension (some good and some bad), this article is delicate and smooth, and the heroine has a playful and changeable personality and her dark green eyes are really as smart as an elf! And the male protagonists are very restrained in what I have seen so far, and they have their own heart-warming moments emotionally. The most important thing is that the relationship and education between Sister Bao and her family are very healing. The author may rather be an education expert. I was moved by the warm and stern but gentle sentences. I like it very much. I am already looking forward to Shura Field in a bad way~
It's rare to find a good article on Tomato without bad references. The writing is smooth and there is no slurping feeling that I hate. The heroine's character is very natural and the rhythm is very good. It's very good. I finally found a more mature novel. Keep up the good work. Anyway, it's very interesting. The character of the heroine is really unique. Although the introduction says that it is not a novel about a heroine, in fact, this novel is really centered on the heroine, and the heroine's character and plot development are very vivid. It can be seen that the author has a deep love for Daisy. Miss Julie is also very cute and elegant. Both mother and daughter are very cute. Btw I like the name Daisy very much. The author must have thought deeply when writing. I think women with the name Daisy are very smart, just like the heroines in the book. I am looking forward to Daisy's future growth. Come on, Daisy, work hard to change that unreasonable society.
I don't understand why this book has so few ratings? It's probably because the word count is too small and it hasn't received traffic yet, but it's definitely worth a read anyway. The author is definitely not a newbie in his writing style. The descriptions are concise and powerful without being trivial, but the details are very moving. The heroine has a distinct personality, the setting is old and new, and the male protagonists have their own characteristics. I am looking forward to it.
Super super super super super super super nice. The light writing style is like the flowing wind bringing the fragrance of flowers. The rhythm is like the nervousness of exams in high school but the normal and wanton life. The heroine's parents are also very interesting, and they are also the heroine's protective and guide. I really like how the characters call each other Miss and Sir, and gentlemen are elegant and polite. The male characters are not as arrogant and superficially competitive as in other novels, but in reality they have no respect at all. This book has no flaws for me, only plus points. The heroine will definitely become a person who can decide to control her own life, and she will always live a passionate and energetic life!! ☆˶> X <˶.⁺
I like the heroine's mother in this book. She is really wise and caressing the heroine. I haven't seen a female character in this book that has been overshadowed. Even the queen who may be a villain is so ambitious. Everyone's life is outstanding. The heroine is standing on the shoulders of her parents and trying to live out herself. The male protagonists are also very charming. They are not particularly flat and have distinct personalities. Each has its own characteristics. The author is special. I like the description of the characters. It does feel a bit like a Western novel. It is indeed more vivid. However, the appearance described by the author does not highlight the emotions of the characters. It is okay. This kind of thing is rare in Tomato. The writing style is also okay. I like the heroine's mother and some supporting characters in the author's works. Don't ask me why I don't like the heroine because many people already like the heroine [snickering] [smirking] [smirking] I feel that this is a fairly warm article
The heroine has a very good character and is written very realistically. It doesn't have that fake feeling of being perfect and all-encompassing. The heroine is usually gentle and smart. Occasionally, she can be a little cunning, get upset, and get angry, but she is essentially kind-hearted. The heroine's mother is also great, a well-rounded and elegant woman! I really like the part about the mother. . The story is relatively bland, I don't think it's particularly passionate at the moment, but it's still pretty good, with a long-lasting relationship. . Os is not a love-at-first-sight type, but the male protagonist's favorable impression will be higher at first sight. Daisy is too cute, so there's nothing you can do about it!
It's more of an everyday story, and although the plot line is light, I'm surprisingly able to watch it. The heroine's mother is really charming in the writing, and she is a tolerant and guiding woman with a strong mentality. The father's presence is relatively weak, but you can see that he is dedicated to the family. The character of the heroine is also very good, she is peaceful but also has her own little temper. She longs for a marriage relationship with similar hearts, but due to her own shortcomings, she can only choose a shield.