The Cast-Off Daughter of a Wealthy Family

I really want to know who the gentleman who knocked on the door was at the end. . .

It was very sad to watch, especially the last few episodes at the end. I thought it was a tragedy. It was unfair for the author to give the heroine such an ending. For such a good person, the ending was actually very bleak. Although it gave a glimmer of hope, it was of little significance. Most of the heroines would never meet a good man.

I like novels from this era, but after reading everyone's comments, I went straight to the ending. Indeed, such an ending makes people unhappy. Only Lin Jiacheng wrote the best articles about this era.

I haven't watched it yet, but I'd like to ask if it's an anticlimax or not? Looking at the update time, it seems that the author likes to stop updating. It took three years to complete the update. Starting from the second year, he updated a few chapters every few months. The reason why the article is so short is because in the end the interval between updates was too long and he wanted to abandon the article, so he speeded up the pace and reluctantly gave an ending? If this is the case, I won't fall into the trap~

It was very sad to watch, how could such a good heroine be hurt so much, and my heart was torn. It's unscientific. Are all men in the world as black as crows? Why did the author write himself into a dead end in the first place? At least he gave Arlo a good man.

Can't we write a sequel to Wei Lin? Or Tuoba Lie becomes emperor and comes to ask for marriage.

The ending of this article left me heartbroken. After all, the heroine never asked for a male protagonist to stay with her for the rest of her life.

Why is it showing the finished article? It's obviously gone before half of it.

The article written by the author is different! I hope it's who is knocking on the door😰😰

Have you all become counselors? Why not take the opportunity to deal with it? Are they going to be kept for laying eggs?