
The Nation's Goddess: Reborn as the Ace Heiress
国民女神之重生王牌千金
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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What happened to Mrs. Mo is really unforgivable. It is not the bottom line for her daughter to be bullied, but the bottom line is the Buddhist temple. How chilling is this? Just because she is a daughter, can't she say anything? Can't you be disobedient? What age are we in now? Isn't blind obedience foolish filial piety? If you are truly doing your best for your family, you should try your best to stop it before it gets serious. Once something happens, you can't go back. Why should Ah Jin forgive her? There is a first time and there is a second time. Do you have to forgive just because you are an old man? Although the novel is written by the author and may not appear in the future, will the reality really not be confused in the future? I originally liked this book very much, but what this cold, selfish, patriarchal character hopes to bring to readers is a warning. If the heroine is indulgent because she is an old man, this is not the right way to guide readers. When I read this book, I knew it was over, but I still wanted to express my feelings. Reading books will affect readers' own values. What if readers imitate the heroine's actions and fail to protect themselves? I hope the author can think about it, it's disrespectful to write a long article.
It was so infuriating that I couldn't hold back my anger. I felt that except for the supporting characters, all of them were bad, and they always had some misunderstandings. I really couldn't stand it when I saw the end. They were all idiots and didn't understand anything, and they were all taken advantage of by the vicious female supporting characters. . . Speechless. . . .