
The Richest Man and His Precious Darling
首富和他的小心肝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 184k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
58Chapters
1.8kFavorites
8.0Score
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11.4kClicks per chapter
162Comments
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Reader comments 43
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I came here after reading another book by the author, but this one really made me depressed and disgusted. I understand that the author meant that the male and female protagonists are a match made in heaven? Even if the heroine doesn't want it now, she will definitely be happy in the future, so the pain now is nothing. So what is the significance of her rebirth? She clearly planned to live her own life on her own, and then married Bai after her rebirth. Could she use this advantage to avoid being treated harshly by her mother-in-law? As far as we can see now, she is not that strong yet, and according to the background described by the author, she still has the word "filial piety" on her head. Abandoned, I will read it when the author has new good articles.
I bought it with book money, but the last few chapters turned out to be repetitive...
Why are all the extra episodes repeated in the end?
Why do I see duplicates?
It's not easy to eat meat until the end.
Why are the following chapters repeating the previous ones?
If you survive a catastrophe, you will be blessed later
Next chapter: Can I eat meat?
Is the male protagonist prone to violence?
What a pervert, ah, so ordinary and yet so confident