Too Rich to Be Silenced

In her previous life, Su Shenci was a typical daughter of an official family. Although she was intelligent, she was extremely tolerant, always putting the overall situation first, and silently endured the persecution from her stepmother, half-sister, and even stepfather. The two people she trusted throughout her childhood were her brother and Yan Tang.

What was the relationship between Xiao Heng and Su Shenci? After six months of harmonious married life, a seven-year cold war ensued, which ultimately ended with the tragic death of Aci. However, even after their marriage broke down, they could still drink tea and chat together, discussing current events, and they didn't hate each other.

Well, to put it simply, I added your book to my bookshelf a while ago, but I don't know why I haven't read it yet. It's strange, considering it's exactly my type. This book was alright at first, but the more I read, the more I liked Liao Liao.

Pay attention to these key points: A list of the Calabash Brothers' identities: The eldest son, Ziyu (the father of the eldest nephew), the second son, Zihe (a musical prodigy), the third son, Ziqing (with the superhuman arm that can smash large screen walls), the fourth son, Ziang (a math whiz), the fifth son, Zimin (the nephew who's always playing the role of a soy sauce vendor), the sixth son…

Tang brand aged vinegar, the more you drink, the more refreshing it becomes. Tang brand aged vinegar, you'll crave it often. Tang Brand Aged Vinegar: A Top-Tier Vinegar. Tang Brand Aged Vinegar, its sourness will soothe your heart. The jealousy was intense, a touch of intoxication. Of all the vinegars available, Tang brand stands out. The essence of vinegar lies in Tangpai.

I've only read a few chapters, and she's already taken over someone else's body and received their family's love, yet she keeps complaining and criticizing the original owner. To the original owner, she's just an ingrate. The first few chapters are all about complaining about the original owner's terrible character and all sorts of miserable situations.

(A few thoughts) I've clicked on this book multiple times because of book recommendations and rankings, and the comments are mostly positive. However, I personally find the plot a bit strange. In terms of personality and behavior, the current female lead is completely different from her pre-rebirth self.

I stumbled upon Qing Tong Sui's book, "Wealth Cannot Be Sung," and the title itself was lighthearted, which is my style. I hadn't read any of this author's books before, so I didn't have high expectations at first. But in the first chapter, Liao Liao brazenly touched Yan Tang's body like a bomb, driving Yan Tang to the brink of madness.

She dislikes the way the Qi family showers her with affection and resources, yet she always puts the Su siblings first. She doesn't realize that if something goes wrong with her, it's the Qi family that suffers, and they'll be the ones cleaning up the mess for her. Why does the Qi family go to such lengths for her? She's their beloved younger sister and aunt. What does she really consider the Qi family to be?

Promise me you won't be so casual about posting the male lead's photo next time, okay? 😭 I really want to drop the story if I get too involved.