My Heart Shines Towards the Bright Moon

Ah, why is Chapter 27 missing~

About the character design: The author probably wants to portray the female protagonist as a cold and earthly little fairy, while the male protagonist is domineering and enthusiastic (actually it is a bit vague). As far as I have read Chapter 29, the male protagonist's personality cannot be said to be likable, but at least it is much better than the female protagonist. The heroine feels more like she is pretending to be noble. Why do I say that? As far as my personal opinion is concerned, the main problem lies in the way she interacts with her uncle's family. She clearly knows that her uncle and aunt are interacting with her out of profit, but she still comes and goes when called. If the uncle and the others are the only blood relatives left, to be honest, it is difficult to convince me. What age are we in, blood relations are not that important, okay? ! Especially since her uncle was the main person who raised her, why should she tolerate her uncle's family telling her what to do, and why she would only say "I'm sorry" if she didn't say anything about the work that eventually affected her uncle? ! ! Nothing can be saved by saying this. If I were her uncle, I would feel that this child is not well-raised! This heroine is so aggrieved. She should not care, but she should not care. She holds herself to the standards of a saint. In short Little Fairy✘ White Lotus✔