Reborn as the Gold-Digging Girlfriend of a Mixed-Race North American CEO

How to say it? This book is really hard to review. Let me talk about the good points first. The plot from Chapter 17 to Chapter 20 and 21 made me uncomfortable. I had no real experience with school bullying before, and I might have thought it would be better if I was bullied by a little girl in the toilet. But the content of these chapters allowed me to see the real campus bullying: classmates will not bully you openly, but behind your back, such as deliberately saying a few vague words when you pass by, or isolating you when you are in groups. Or maybe I bump into you accidentally in my daily life. Really, the content descriptions in these chapters made me uncomfortable. Even though it's not me, I still feel depressed and inexplicably blocked. Later, when the female protagonist faced the male protagonist's greetings, she unconsciously let go of her guard and poured out her grievances to the male protagonist. I think the male protagonist's reply here is really... Well, very gentle. He is the kind of person who will silently tolerate all your little tempers and comfort you through joking. This is also a temporary blow to the male protagonist. Then there is another bad aspect, which is the plot in the back where the heroine is tricked into going to a party. Author, can you understand my anger at hammering the bed like crazy in the middle of the night? Obviously, there was a good opportunity in the women's restroom to send a distress message to the male protagonist. However, the female protagonist thought that he had lied to the male protagonist and lost face, so she gave up the idea directly. I'm so angry that half of my life is gone😓I won't have a chance to look for it later. Especially the current final plot, after the heroine was rescued by the hero, the film was cut off a day later. Then a boy took advantage of her and made the heroine mistakenly think that he was her savior. The heroine was vigilant, but to no avail every time. I felt chilled for the male protagonist when I saw him. He hurriedly came to rescue you from others at night, and then took good care of you. You turned around and mistook him for someone else. But there is also a problem with the male protagonist: the author here is saying that the male protagonist feels that it is good for the female protagonist to be cut off, and he can forget those dark experiences. Although the original intention is good, it is entirely possible that this will be used as a wedding dress for others. My evaluation will end here first, and then let's look at the plot behind it.

It's just so-so (first of all, I have to make it clear that many people who write books are just so-so. If it wasn't very bad, it wouldn't be good). First of all, the author's label is wrong. This book should not be about a strong woman but a school bully. Secondly, I feel that the power of the male protagonist is a little bit different, and it is not well portrayed. Then, the image of the female protagonist is too weak and does not deserve the label of a strong woman.

First of all, I do not deny the author's writing skills. Some of the sentences are very detailed and beautiful. Secondly, the plot about campus bullying is very vivid, but of course it is also very depressing. It is very vivid! ! Then the heroine is a weak person, not the so-called strong woman on the label. That's all, I'm really looking forward to the author's next plot! ! ! Overall, I quite like it and look forward to it. Good luck to the author! ! More updates~~😝

It's hard to watch, the heroine is disgusting, and the mental disorder is very serious. I felt an unknown rage after watching it.

I felt uncomfortable reading the whole book, my heart was uncomfortable, and I felt bad after reading it. It is a very difficult book to evaluate. I recommend that those with a weak heart not to read it. Now I regret opening it.

It's like the heroine doesn't have a long mouth. She should be more assertive and firm in her beliefs after experiencing low-income life. In the heroine, she only sees a timid character, which is strange and inconsistent at all.

Big update author, come on! Come on, come on, follow the work. 😝😝

The author's label should be campus bullying, not strong women. I

I have never seen such an ugly novel. The heroine has no brains, is subdued, and abuses her violently. Don't mess with the label of the novel, just deal with school bullying. Tell it in a long and lengthy way, and it's written in a dark and perverted way. Let's just say, if you want to find something to suffer, you can read it. After reading it, your heart feels uncomfortable, blocked, and boring... Take some time to relax and read a novel. What is it about? Does the name, label, and introduction of the novel have anything to do with the gist of your content? ? ? ? (I basically don't write comments because I'm really too lazy, but this one really makes me angry) If you don't know how to write, just let Al do it! ! ! ! ! Block the author, block this book! ! !