My Fortune-Telling Is Scarily Accurate, and the Fake Heiress Is Recruited by the State

It's quite good-looking, but there are too few female characters who can be considered the protagonists. The ratio of women to men is about 20:80. The plot is really well written, the heroine is really charming, and her family is also very nice. After thinking about it, I'd better give it a three-point score. This three-point score is for the heroine, even though I only read more than 150 chapters and stopped reading. Again, there are too few female characters, and the more I think about it, the more uncomfortable I feel. Most of the villains are women. People like Lei should not read this book.

It's quite nice, but there are a lot of typos. I like no CP. Most of the CPs in metaphysics texts give people the impression that they are not a good match, and it would be better to have none. The heroine is very strong, and her family is also very good. The family supports each other and loves each other. The only drawback is that the heroine has few friends. Her friends were also her classmates in school, and she had a few younger brothers who were always there.

I like the character and style of the heroine very much. She is bold, gentle and firm, and can distinguish right from wrong. She is neither impetuous nor noisy. In contrast to the bunch of villains in 🍅, she is a breath of fresh air, and the plot is not sluggish. However, there are a little outstanding female characters around her. On the contrary, there is a lot of ink on the portrayal of female villains. The heroine is surrounded by a group of male supporting characters except for the stepmother. These male supporting characters also have many plots. It feels a bit like the five brothers in the CEO novel. . I hope the author can realize earlier that a good female supporting role is also important, and I wish the author can write more and more smoothly.

It looks good. There is no frustrating plot. The heroine is also very powerful. The adoptive parents are offline very quickly. The biological parents are good to the heroine. There are currently no disgusting little people jumping in front of the heroine. Come on, author, please update [like post][like post][like thread]

I like to watch group portraits, and I was attracted by the plot of the heroine returning to her biological family to support each other. It is indeed very heartwarming and warms my heart. The heroine has great abilities, but she doesn't help her family in one step. It requires everyone's full cooperation. This is really heartwarming!

It's okay, it's a model play, the characters' actions are very stereotyped, but the writing is okay, old wine in old bottles. There are a lot of typos, and the connection between some paragraphs is not so smooth, but the overall plot advancement is still online. I prefer this kind of subject matter, overall it's okay! Oh, by the way, the heroine is very strong and there is no inexplicable and frustrating plot, which is a good point!

It's so good-looking, but it's only an eight-point score. It's not a nine-point review online. The biological parents really love the heroine, and the heroine also has her own character. Unlike some novels where she's a Taoist and she seems very Buddhist, which made me feel aggrieved. This one is different. She avenges her grudges on the spot. She has principles, a bottom line, and the ability to find a supporter. She's also very good to her younger brother and her family. The mutual support between family members is really warm and heartwarming. Full marks!!!!!

The plot is very brisk. The heroine's family are very good. There was only a little friction when they first met. Each of the heroine's family members is worse than the last, but I find it funny. The heroine's arrival helps the family find their luck, and the stepmother is also very good.

The characters are three-dimensional and vivid. It is my favorite among the many non-CP books I have read!!! Come on, author!!!

It's okay. Four points is for the plot, not the characters. It has some interesting points. I prefer men. Most of the bad guys are women. It is impossible for a top student from a poor family to be jealous of other people's money to ruin her chance of getting out of the mountains. Moreover, the heroine has been giving tutoring lessons to the men. They are all small gangsters and they are also inspirational and teach well. It's hard to judge anyway.