The Madam Is Full of Surprises, and President Si Has Fallen for Her!

I have read Chapter 67 so far. Generally speaking, people who have read this book have been feeling depressed. This book seems to be born to torture the heroine. It is just because the girl who was born and penetrated cannot bear the malice from all over the world and the story cannot continue. Therefore, a modern heroine with a cheerful and carefree nature has been set up to travel through time. Through the following plot, the heroine The Lord was written as if he didn't care about the malice against her, but she did suffer from it. Her loving parents would inflict malice on her even if they could open their mouths, and the brother who praised her to the heavens also ignored her as a matter of course (although he was controlled by the system, but he did what he did). I couldn't be as indifferent as the heroine, so I felt depressed while watching it. Generally speaking, the original owner of the body, that stern little girl, couldn't stand the malice of everyone around her and couldn't get out of the plot. The author brought in a sunny and cheerful girl (now the heroine) to take over the plot for her and let her bear the disaster that shouldn't have happened. In the end, the male protagonist might be entangled with her, and maybe she would be lucky enough to be able to return to her own world, but these are not things she should bear. I don't know what the ending of this book will be like. Let's look at the ending when it is finished.

I saw the advertisement and thought I found gold in the shit, but after reading it carefully I found plastic beads in the shit. The writing style is very humorous, but very procrastinating. In the early stage, the heroine keeps giving in, which can be said to be very cowardly. The hero has said many times not to put him together with the vicious female partner, but the heroine keeps joining in even though she can't hear her. Aren't you forcing yourself to disgust people? How many times will the same plot be repeated? And why can't you be nicer to the heroine? I understand that the heroine has been enduring it in order to survive, but she feels very aggrieved. . . Moreover, the heroine is also a member of the family and never refutes anything she says. . . Does the male protagonist know that something is wrong with the vicious female partner? He can't just kill him? He let her fool around for so long.

The author's writing style is very humorous! The plot is very funny... Very interesting!

A parody that not only satirizes the fantasy of the boss, but also consumes the fantasy of the boss. I really like the attitude in the text, because it doesn't have to "have both"—it not only writes about the character weaknesses of the male and female protagonists, but also constantly tells readers through narration that "these are beautiful, lovable, and attractive qualities" in an attempt to "prescribe" readers' views of the characters. On the contrary, Song Yunwei's desire, greed for money, use of Si Jinhan's power, and gradually deepening emotional attachment to him are all directly presented, which is more conducive to her image creation. But I have some doubts about Song Wanwan and the original owner. Song Wanwan's image is relatively flat, because she is more like an "emotionally exclusive zero-sum game device" than a person with desires but also conflicts. However, it is also understandable that readers can understand it as "this is a product of the original novel." After all, everyone knows the nature of the original novel. Of course, if the novel continues to repeat the pattern of Song Wanwan being interrupted by the male and female protagonist after using the system a dozen or even dozens of times, readers may inevitably feel bored. As for Song Yunwei, I can understand that she is not loved by her husband because her dress and personality traits do not conform to modern aesthetics. Her ending is also what the novel is dedicated to criticizing. However, the early text emphasized the original owner's "ugly clothes" several times, and wrote about how Song Yunwei surprised others several times after wearing a book, and also related to her changing her dressing style. This seems to have produced some contrasts in the narrative effect that made me feel a little uncomfortable. However, it cannot be directly characterized as "trampling". After all, in novels about wearing books, such contrasts are unavoidable. Written when I got to Chapter 148.

When I first read it, I thought it was quite interesting. The more I watched, the more frustrated I became. The heroine has been enduring and being bullied. She can only win mentally. The female protagonist even wants to kill the heroine. The heroine does not hug the male protagonist, but has to give up the hero to the female protagonist. She keeps creating opportunities for the female protagonist. The key female protagonist is not grateful. She keeps framing and bullying the heroine. I don't know why the author keeps writing like this?

I really enjoyed reading it, I thought it was interesting that the male protagonist could hear the female protagonist's voice, and the article was good, but I just wanted to know how to end it in the end.

I have read more than 100 chapters. The first part is very attractive. The more I read, the more I feel that the heroine does not look like the heroine. Maybe it is because I don't know much about this setting. I think it is normal for the heroine to want to give up her place after passing through. However, she has always thought like this (I can't think of words to express it). However, I am looking forward to the time when the heroine wakes up, so I'll wait until the end of the chapter to finish reading.

The heroine is cute and funny The male protagonist looks at the female protagonist with such doting eyes Salty or sweet

It's really nice. I'll give it a try when it's finished. Must be HE! The male and female protagonists are a good match, the female protagonist is not weak, the male protagonist is dedicated to protecting his wife, and is very smart. I look forward to the moment when the male and female protagonists work together to defeat the succubus system and man will conquer nature!

The bickering between the heroine and the hero is very interesting and interesting