The Wealthy Family's Stepmom Goes Viral After Slacking Off on a Parenting Show

After enduring my patience and reaching chapter 150, I gave up... The writing was too childish!! I originally planned to read a light-hearted article about the entertainment industry, about cute babies and live broadcasts. This book fits the bill. The heroine and her stepson were very interesting to get along with at the beginning, but then the yao moth gradually started to show up, and it turned out to be the kind of plot about a random billionaire, a rich lady spilling the milk because it was too hot, and bullying the workers... The most interesting ones were the most luxurious brands. I felt that the author was not careful in searching for information, and only the conventional brands were available, so it was very embarrassing. I thought about the cute baby and the funny heroine, so I couldn't bear it! Result!! It turned out that a high-society party was broadcast live without any blind spots, and the audience could eat melon and listen to business secrets at the same time... Then the male and female protagonists got along awkwardly, and the male protagonist's character was vague, so I gave it up and stopped watching... But in fact, the female protagonist and her stepson were quite interested in watching it, but it was a pity.

This heroine is really annoying. It is understandable that the heroine has achieved great achievements in her previous life, but she wants to show off her bad character in this life, but I really disagree with this approach. When the heroine first started the live broadcast, she knew that the plot director team was on Fu Rongrong's side. It is understandable that she wants her child to win, but I think it can expose the show team's tricks. Isn't it interesting to be slapped in the face? Having to cheat because of the plot is acceptable once or twice. Over time, it is really unfair to other families. The bad character design is really popular in this kind of entertaining articles in the entertainment industry, and it also looks good to us authors, but you have to have basic training, right? Although the original person agreed to participate in the show, and the heroine herself wants to be bad, but since the heroine has accepted the identity of the original person, even if she doesn't want to participate and wants to be bad, at least she has to have a correct attitude. She is always an hour or two late, doesn't read messages, or doesn't answer the phone. Is this the quality a heroine should have?

It looks good, the heroine is not just a show off, and the others are not purely bad people either. Nothing to complain about

Fine