
Heir, You're Acting All Proud Again
世子你又傲娇了
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
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He was disgusted by the male protagonist. The female protagonist helped him a lot when they met for the first time. When they met for the second time, he actually sent someone to steal the heroine's pen box. The heroine gave him a bicycle for his brother's birthday. He thought it was useful, so he went to the heroine's teahouse overnight to get the drawings and watch the fun.
Author, when are you planning to release your new book?
Yu Chen's new book, "My Spoiled Wife Always Wants to Get Angry" – pen name Chen Xiaopang666 It's still a strong female lead story, so those who like that kind of thing can check it out!
There are quite a few typos, especially in names. Please have the author correct them when you have time! The article is great and worth reading! 👍👍
It seems alright, no particularly unacceptable flaws! It's just that the plot felt familiar as I watched it, like I probably watched it on Xiaoxiang a long time ago! Rewatching it was awkward; I couldn't remember the ending before watching, but there were no surprises afterward. However, I still quite liked the strong-willed male and female leads, the feeling of them being evenly matched.
The writing is poor, and the vocabulary is also flawed, with many errors.
I don't understand these relationships. Is Mu Yuan the emperor's younger brother's grandson? Is Mu Zhichen the emperor's grandson? And why is he called the imperial uncle?
We all know that if people don't eat salt for a long time, they will become weak and develop goiter. So I want to ask, how come the people of Youcun village can't leave the village and are still alive and kicking without salt?
I looked at it again and found that something was missing.
It seems like there are fewer chapters in the "Arrival" section.