I'm Really Not a Spoiled Rich Kid

This is a female-oriented novel, and I don't know why it's in the male-oriented section. Guys are probably better off not reading it, it might raise their blood pressure. If you're going to write a single female lead, don't write about the male lead having ambiguous relationships with other female leads. The senior sister likes the male lead, but the author gave her other male supporting characters.

It looks pretty good. I don't understand some people's strange tastes. Putting everything else aside, the male protagonist has always maintained his own stance. Moreover, if you like a girl's personality before you time-traveled, and you pursue her despite the pressure after time-traveling, why can't you watch it? Everyone has different tastes, but I like it!

First of all, the book's title is very appealing. Generally speaking, those who claim they are not spoiled brats are actually super spoiled brats. The author's writing is excellent. The very first sentence demonstrates superb writing skills: "The autumn wind is bleak, blowing down the window support bars." It instantly evokes a vivid image, drawing the reader into the story in a second.

It's okay at first, but it gets better after watching it a lot.

I personally think it's pretty good; the plot and content are quite nice.

The writing style is indeed lacking, but the plot is very engaging, especially the "Hairpin Flower Robbery" section.

I love Yun Ying'er so much, she's so domineering. I adore her!

The male protagonist transmigrates into the body of a spoiled rich kid, which has a bit of a murder mystery game feel to it. The plot twists are also very cleverly arranged. Thumbs up! 👍🏻

Su Xun's exclusive manuscript. The evening bell at her waist was a token of love given to her by Fairy Yao. The other one is the telepathic command. He waved a folding fan and carried his personal weapon, the Golden Serpent Staff.

This is a very basic novel; the plot is completely uneventful. The emotions and language are disjointed.