I Fire Back at My Scheming Adopted Brother and Rise to Success!

The rhythm of the plot is well controlled, without wasting too much space on the aggrieved part, and it quickly enters the anti-slap mode. Fang Huan relied on the system to expose his adopted son's little thoughts every time, and skill rewards gradually accumulated in the future. It looked like there was a growth line, but it didn't feel too exaggerated.

The writing style is light and funny, with lots of dialogue, so you won't feel tired while reading. The author does not deliberately sensationalize or write too heavy. The adopted son's green tea operation and the parents' tricks are very straightforward. It is suitable to read when you want to relax [Explore][Explore]

I originally wanted to give it four stars, but I haven't read the entire book in the past six months. This book is very good from the beginning to the middle, and from the middle to the end. It's rare, so I'll give it five stars. Thank you to the author! I hope the author will continue to work hard and publish more novels that readers can read to the end!

The protagonist's character is quite likable. The author writes it well and gives a sense of immersion. The parents and supporting characters have also written out the characteristics of the characters.

The writing is particularly good. Fang Huan can rely on his own abilities to achieve his goals step by step, recognize his family members who are blind and blind, and be kind to those who are kind to him.

It's so cool. The protagonist doesn't feel aggrieved. He directly attacks and fights back on the spot. It's so cool.

What I like the most is the plot where the protagonist becomes stronger little by little and then gets into a fight. The overall novel is quite logical and not mindless. The writing is pretty good. I support the author.

When the protagonist is rich, he can make short videos or games and Pinduoduo, and then slap them in the face with a net worth of hundreds of billions.

Overall it's good, the entry point is relatively novel, and it's quite fun to slap the green tea adopted son in the face throughout the whole process! I have read the whole book. The ending is clean and tidy, not draggy at all. The overall plot is reasonable and logical, but it is a bit short.

Not bad, good cheers, author