
Transmigrated as the Real Heiress of a Wealthy Family
穿成豪门真千金
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 670k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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The second male lead in the author's works is so sad.
I still don't understand what the ruby ring means...?
I quite like Yu Si, but it's a pity
I'm really touched. The author writes so well. The plot is rich and the characters are all fleshed out. It's the first time I've seen a story where the male protagonist doesn't abuse the female protagonist and it still made me burst into tears. I'm really, super touched. This is definitely the white moonlight in my heart. Which romances that are very popular now also have such a balance between family and country.
I always feel that having male and female protagonists together is a bad example for young female readers. Can a man who is playful and disrespectful to women win the love of women (compromise) by constantly pestering him? And a gentleman can't get what he asks for?
Still prefer Qiluo and her Pipifeng, Jiamin Rufeng and the team are a little entangled. They like a bit strange emotional scenes that are a bit stiff. Maybe the master is the golden thigh in this article? But there are a lot of scenes. Why do we have to make him fall in love with Jiamin and then ask for it but not get it? In fact, a simple master-disciple relationship is also good.
Second brush! The early writings didn't have so many water characters. The only author who is willing to look at water [Spreading Hands]
This couple is both a hero saving the beauty ~ I pledge my life to each other.
It's such a pity that there should be a spin-off about the master ~ 9d
It looks good. At first, I was a little worried that the theme of the Republic of China would be too tragic. I didn't expect the author to handle it very well. Although it was understated, it brought out the overall atmosphere. After all, love during the Republic of China was really too precious and difficult in that context. In the end, most people survived neatly and I was really moved to tears.