Murder in a Distinguished Family

What disgusted me the most about this book was Wang Dong. His first love's home was confiscated. He couldn't disobey the family and didn't rush to see his first love. Then he was forced to marry a wife, take a concubine, have an aunt, and give birth to four children. Then he ignored those children. Then there was always Bai Yueguang in his heart. It was to the point of obsession. I'm going to eat young grass. He married Bai Yueguang's sister just because she looked like him. It's really disgusting. Maybe his heart and lower body are relatively independent. Playing the role of a love saint and a stallion at the same time is really disgusting to me.

I came to read this book after reading The Conspiracy, and I reached Chapter 335. The heroine is smart, rational, calm, and capable of solving problems, but she seems frustrated and unhappy when it comes to dealing with others I still prefer the kind of refreshing novels that involve revenge and complaints and slap people in the face.

The aristocratic family described by the author is actually more like a nouveau riche. They marry equal wives and raise their children in concubines. The head wife blatantly deducts money and the old man talks obscenities. The heroine's maternal grandfather's family is known as the richest in the local area, but the only legitimate daughter in the family fights for a piece of clothing material. In short, the whole layout is very irregular.

He always emphasizes that the elder brother is only eleven or twelve years old. If he is a primary school student now, then the heroine is only around ten years old at most, the third child. The four, five and six girls behind him are even younger, and a group of little babies are like adults... Regarding makeup, skin care, etc., A child under ten years old can tell you all the things... It is often said that people matured early in ancient times, but in fact they were not mature to this extent.

Seeing that there are currently two things that make me particularly dislike the heroine. The first one is that Wu Niang is lost. She is still flirting with the male protagonist. No matter what the reason is, Wu Niang has not hurt the female protagonist but relies on her. Her attitude towards Wu Niang is really unbearable. The second one is after the heroine knows that Yingge is her biological sister. She can consider her brother's feelings at all times, but she doesn't take Yingge too seriously, which makes me feel that the heroine is really terrifyingly rational. In the real world, there are so many children who have been lost for many years and are found, and the older siblings or younger siblings can hold their heads and cry, which shows that there is a blood relationship. But as the heroine is a woman who has traveled through time in the 21st century, this is really too cold-blooded. Just because she was closer to her brother, she gave up on her sister easily. When my sister understands justice so well. I feel that when the heroine saw that her sister did not want to take revenge on the Wang family, she was obviously relieved. This breath was relieved for her brother. Well, I don't know if there is anything objectionable about the heroine later on, I hope not. I hope both Wuniang and Yingge have a happy ending. However, it does not rule out that the author will suddenly turn them dark and kill them if the plot requires it.

In fact, some of the author's settings are quite strange. For example, someone's piano skills are extraordinary, but he never plays. It takes ten years to sharpen a sword. How can you get a sword if you don't sharpen it? It is also said that a certain stable woman can almost bring the dead back to life, but she only serves a certain household, and no one can hire her at ordinary times. Please, midwifery is a nurturing and technical job that requires experience.

The image of the heroine is quite contradictory. . Let's talk about her Holy Mother White Lotus. She is not cruel to Wu Niang, but she is not soft-hearted either. Speaking of revenge, Huilan and Er Niang are very good at everything from beginning to end. I think the heroine is quite open-minded... It doesn't matter if she strikes first. When she enters the palace and listens to the monk praying for a child, she even wants to persuade Er Niang to leave together. . While trying to highlight her intelligence, Huilan made small fuss, but Er Niang was disgusted with her and made her mischief again and again. Every time she said that she was angry and disgusted... Then it was nothing, without any serious actions, and it happened again next time. It's so outrageous that his mother opened the door to outrageous people. It's so outrageous. .

The villain of this book is too weak and the heroine is in control of the whole situation. In the early stage, Aunt Liu was killed and the second mother was forced to leave. I didn't expect that it was the heroine. Every time I watch a villain harm a heroine, I wish they could last longer. Because nothing happens to the heroine, the villain will end badly. The heroine has a very annoying personality, and is extremely cold-blooded and rational. He is always scheming against everyone, and he is never sincere! The sincerity towards family and friends is a feeling of superiority. I used to like this kind of cool writing, but now I can't stand it! Although I don't like the Virgin White Lotus heroine, I'm even more disgusted by this scheming woman who carries the banner of justice!

I always thought it was good when I watched it. I think the biggest question is why Erniang keeps trying to get her into trouble even though she knows she hates you to the core. Why don't you deal with her? Even if you can't do anything, you should tell the male protagonist and ask him to help deal with it together. I don't believe that you, the female protagonist and the male protagonist, can't do anything. If there is a way to deal with it, you should do it earlier. I have read more than 500 chapters. The second mother has touched you so many times, why do you still let her go? ! Or is the author really writing for the sake of a story and ignoring such big logical loopholes~

I really endured 70% of it, but gave up. I really don't like the female protagonist, and the emotional scenes with the male protagonist are inexplicably awkward. I like the author's other works very much. Maybe this is an early work. The female protagonist is not cold-blooded, cold-blooded towards her relatives, but inexplicably merciful to evildoers. As long as she doesn't kill herself and the people she values, she can ignore it. I really, really don't like it.