The Fake Heiress Returns, and Her Whole Family Is Constantly Losing It

It's alright. Although the beginning still features the fake heiress and the fake family, making the female lead seem more real, it gets better after a while. The extras are also fairly normal people. The female lead's invincibility is very satisfying to watch. I'm looking forward to finding out what the truth is about her lost memories and where she went missing.

I really admire the female lead's mental state. The whole viewing process was very enjoyable. The female lead's character is naturally funny, so it didn't feel like forced humor. To summarize my impression of this book: The other person throws a pile of poop at the female protagonist, who then pulls out a large toilet bowl, catches it smoothly, and says, "Poop should have a place to go."

Great read! A very imaginative story. The female lead is a pseudo-human, possibly one that needs to be phased out. She lacks common sense about humanity but is dedicated to becoming a high-quality human. The writing is excellent, and it's a very enjoyable read. The female lead firmly believes that wealth equals high-quality humanity and acts steadfastly towards this goal.

Compared to the female lead, the entire Su family seems more like pseudo-humans. It's good, very good!

It's a good read. The female lead is a fake human, and she makes mistakes in pretending to be human, but she's very strong, so it's not too bad. The male lead is also not annoying and will spoil the female lead. The villainous female supporting character is not love-struck. The writing is quite good and funny, and the plot is not frustrating.

☀️Female lead: Su Caoxian; Male lead: Xie Rang 🌟Su Caoxian, an absurdly powerful and invincible pseudo-human girl 🌟Xie Rang, the Gangster's Green Tea Husband 🌹I initially clicked on this because of the tag "true and false heiresses," but I was completely blown away by the pseudo-heiress setting.

First of all, the main characters are very appealing. The near-omnipotent, high-quality female lead paired with the gentle, doting male lead is very much to my liking. Secondly, while this book follows a clichéd story of a real and fake heiress, and the main plot revolves around the heroine's conflict with the two families, it does offer some innovation in terms of the adopted daughter's identity…

At first glance, it's a lightly entertaining and funny story. The female lead is an adorable pseudo-human, and the male lead is fairly decent. Actually, there's a touch of sadness halfway through. Aside from these two, almost none of the main supporting characters and villains are good people. They're either sabotaging the female lead or the male lead, arrogant, conceited, and incredibly stupid.

It's really hilarious; Tomato keeps recommending books like this to me. I love reading stories with such a funny and cheerful female lead—she's incredibly amazing, has her own understanding, is strong, but her thoughts and actions are unpredictable, leading to everyone being thrown into chaos and laughing. And when others are bad, they're genuinely bad; everything is quite logical and human. Recommending more books like this makes me feel better.

It's great! Hahaha, the whole story is hilarious, but the ending is so abrupt. It has a dry humor, and the "fake human" trope is especially interesting. The disruptive and satisfying elements are very well written. I was left wanting more after finishing it.