An Idol Who Won't Go on Transformation Is No Good Village Girl

I stayed up late dancing and finished reading it. To me, the flaws do not hide the virtues, it is a very spiritual article. But the fact that my brother Xu Zhou was abducted and trafficked makes me worried. Is the Xu family buying a child with no guilt and no understanding of the law? But it's understandable. The heroine doesn't seem to care much about her brother anymore, and she doesn't like to take the initiative to slap him in the face. The high power of the Xu family suppresses public opinion and it is possible to maintain a family-friendly ending. But there will definitely still be people discussing what is going on between the brothers and sisters in private, right? Definitely! [Make a fist. Jpg]

The beginning of the story was quite interesting, I was so excited and moved, but after the world of cultivation began, I seemed to have no creative inspiration...? It feels like the author wants to finish it quickly...? The plot with the male protagonist (let's call him the male protagonist...) Is a bit dry. Also, the ending is very rushed, like reading a synopsis of the story...? Come on...

Am I the only one who thinks the Xu family is disgusting, buying their son from a trafficker?

The first and middle stages were good, but later it was written as an outline, which is a pity.

Didn't the child suddenly appear at the door of his house?

Well, I don't know how to say it. It's okay. Keep up the good work. I only watched the real world and the first world.

I mean, I can write a side story of the same length.

It was too hasty and many things were not explained clearly. Also, if the Xu family's parents bought the heroine's brother, there would be no follow-up?

Gone?! Oh my god, I haven't seen enough! I really like the violin part!

So pretty! I just stayed up late to finish watching it during the National Day, hahaha