A Second-Generation Scion from the Start

My past life's loser vibe combined with this life's sleazy vibe equals righteous indignation? You're really something else!

The old-fashioned, pretentious, ambiguous, Liu Xiahui-style, and eunuch-style trends are no longer popular.

A few years ago, this kind of writing would have been acceptable, but now, the hypocritical, pretentious, and effeminate style is no longer popular. People are tired of the pretentious stuff; now, the darker, more underhanded style is in vogue.

The timelines are all messed up, it's awful to watch. For example, the wedding to Su Xuerou is on the second day of the second lunar month, yet your whole family goes to Zhili City on the fifteenth of January, lured and killed the Demonic Sect in February, and you're still dealing with the aftermath. I'm baffled.

King

This book is also known as "Young Mother" and "My Story with My Mother" (humorous).

It's alright, passable, not particularly bad. It's just that the plot is a bit formulaic; it's still usable for writing everyday logic.

Honestly, it's quite something that once the protagonist transmigrates, all the evil deeds they committed before are selectively forgotten.

Having read for over 10 years, I still prefer mindless reading like *Jin Ping Mei*; it's clearly more enjoyable.

I don't know what you guys think, but all I want to say is that this is totally a formula from three or four years ago, and it's not even that great. It's just so-so, not too bad, but not good either. If you haven't read those formulaic novels from three or four years ago, maybe you can give it a try, but I think veteran readers should definitely avoid it.