The Wealthy Family's Baby Mix-Up Turned Out to Be Me [Female Alpha, Male Omega]

I loved this story so much that I picked it up elsewhere, so I read it again. It's a rare and wonderful story written by a female, and she is an angel who feeds niche hobbies. Looking forward to more

I actually think BE is also very good, maybe because the author made the heroine very three-dimensional.

I don't mean to say anything bad about the article or the author. I just felt a little uncomfortable after reading it, so I will write down my feelings. The whole novel gave me the feeling that the heroine is very, very good. She has never hurt anyone. She fought hard to save Wei at the last moment. She also helped everyone when she first escaped from the desert island. Even if the man knocked him off the cliff, she didn't actually kill him. She is obviously so kind to everyone, but no one is grateful to her and repays her, except that childhood omega girl who really cares about her, understands her, and cares about her. I feel bad that her efforts are not reciprocated. It becomes more and more obvious that the male protagonist is not worthy of her. Yes, the male protagonist is miserable, but it has nothing to do with the female protagonist. He knows that the female protagonist is not the same as before, but he still doesn't let her go, treating her as a toy and plotting against her. Maybe all villains are like this? It is worth mentioning that the male characters in the novel are all a bit despicable... The ungrateful Duan, the dissolute and rebellious Wei who is incomprehensible, and the crazy criticizing male protagonist. But the female characters are all really good, not to mention the heroine; Omega Qingmei remembers the good qualities of all the heroines and tries to make them better; I don't see anything bad about the royal princess Omega. It's okay for her to advocate equal rights reform for omegas. It's a very good decision. At the same time, there's nothing bad about her towards the male protagonist. I still can't accept that the male protagonist plots against the female protagonist at every turn, just like playing with a dog. From the desert island to the final chapter, he forces the female protagonist to make a choice every time. In the end, it was all hurt in the name of love. The male protagonist said that he only understood love after she left... It was too late and it only left harm. I also wonder why the heroine loves the hero? He was miserable, and then what? I don't see any bright spots in his personality. Is it because the female protagonist feels compassion for him, or is it just a perfect match between pheromones? Or maybe she was too lonely. When she was establishing a relationship with the male protagonist, she said, "I don't hate it that much and I don't like it that much. I just want to find someone to live with." She was so lonely that she hugged the equally lonely male protagonist for warmth? But that's not love. The heroine is so kind and warm. She just wants freedom, but she can't get it. She got nothing in the end. She is an orphan, but she is so tough, just and kind. I always think she deserves better people and better love. There was a debate I liked very much before: "If you are given a super power to make the person you love love you, do you want it?" I believe the female protagonist will not want it, but the male protagonist will definitely want it. I also choose not to force the other person, giving him freedom and respect, giving him the right to choose instead of deciding for him is the best love in my opinion.

No one thinks there's something wrong with the protagonist's child? This kind of kid. .

He knows you are from the earth and you are his mistress

The back part is a bit sadistic, not sweet woo woo woo

After watching the above series, the happy ending is too short and makes people think wildly!

Send a razor blade to the author, it tortures me so much.

Feng Cuo is destined to be less sexy than Feng Du, O(∩_∩)O haha~

Feng Wu: You are so naughty Please give me more!! I want to see the mark!! (Bushi)