The First Love Returns Home, and Her Brother and Boyfriend Go on High Alert

I feel very aggrieved. I have always been held in the palm of my hand by the two male protagonists who are cutting each other off. When facing them, I am soft-hearted and guided by my emotions. After being hurt, I seem to have let go, but in fact I have not let go at all. (The essence is the same as those where the heroine washes her underwear with a cold face, but it caters to the audience and adds more male protagonists.) In short, those who like to see the heroine look like a young lady with personality in front of outsiders, and look like a monkey in front of the charming male protagonist are blessed.

Oh my gosh, oh my god, oh my god, the corners of my mouth never dropped. "Invincible" is super beautiful. I haven't seen a novel that poked my XP like this in a long time. The heroine's character is super invincible and very popular. There are no insulting words for women (there is only one "I go" in the whole text that can be understood and accepted), and "his father" is also used to curse people, and there is no transfer of neutral words such as boy, grandson, etc. (However, the usage of son and only son is perfect in ordinary romances...) It also uses emotion. Why is the author so careful? The men at the table were also clean and their personalities were interesting. Why are there only more than fifty chapters? Now I can't wait to read five hundred chapters in one go.

Omg this is so beautiful. The emotional line is completely delicate. It fits my xp and at the same time hits some cool points. It is completely logical. There is no female rivalry, no abuse of the female, no resentment of the female. The growth line of the female protagonist is very clear. The female protagonist has no brain to control.

I have read Chapter 15. It is very interesting. I originally wanted to read it for a while, but I am in a very good and excited mood, so I will comment first. It may contain spoilers, so read with caution. The heroine also has the opportunity to get close to the center of family power. The heroine has a good best friend. The heroine's closest female elder is the CEO. The college roommate is very good. The wording of Prince Soldier's Disease is well received. I only remember Princess Disease, but the author wrote about Prince's Disease in a big way, which left a good impression. This is all I can think of at the moment, but it's really well written.

Nice! At present, it is tied. There is no female rivalry (the girls each have their own advantages and the portrayal is very good). There is male rivalry in every chapter. Please abuse the heroine's scumbag father! I feel like he is the worst person to the heroine right now.

It's very nice to watch, and some of the little details are pretty good too, like the mother's surname, and the author's psychological description of the characters is very good, with two brothers and two stand-ins (this is a bit unexpected, hahaha) I just felt a little aggrieved in Chen's part. Maybe it's the ease and CC attitude he showed that made me a little dissatisfied. Other than that, there's nothing particularly bad about it so far. Male Quanjie, oh oh, and another one is Chen being misunderstood by CC as having a girlfriend. Let everyone judge for themselves. Overall it's good

The teacher's novel is still very good to read, the writing and plot are super great, the plot is good, the words are friendly, and the heroine is portrayed so delicately that I like it, she is cute and cute. There is a female character who pursues the male co-star (I pursued it unilaterally for two years, and there was no special contact. The female character has been let go, so it is not important) I feel like I have to wait a long time to finish this book... Accept the above to view There are a few male characters I don't like, such as the two tired ones. I wonder if they are male guests.

It's very beautiful. I hope this can be finished smoothly. I feel that if Shen's thoughts are revealed one day, it will be particularly exciting. The way he crawls in darkness now is delicious. I'm looking forward to Chen's scenes.

A very talented and spiritual author, whose expressions and descriptions are sometimes meaningful, sometimes graceful, and sometimes playful. I feel like a girl who often reads and thinks. The story is also very tense. I like the possessiveness and freedom of the heroine towards men, and her strong subjectivity. The author is thoughtful about the current situation between men and women and agrees with me, so it was very satisfying to read. Five stars are only five stars, not just five stars. I hope the author will continue writing, I hope the author can become popular, and I hope I can see more works like this in the future.

It's super good. The teacher's writing style is still so authoritative.