The Forensic Heiress: Prince, Don’t Be So Bad

The child that the prime minister's family has been regretting for a long time is someone else's. Haha, this kind of storyline is not nonsense, it is reality. I encountered it. There is such a couple who dotes on the sister-in-law's child. Their own children cannot talk nonsense at home and have to obey outsiders. They also like to hear outsiders stir up dissension. The final outcome is that everyone is happy, and the dove's possession of the magpie's nest is not forever. If I want to, I can kick her out and kill her.

The writing is really good, and the content is quite attractive, but there are too many people who like the heroine. Two or three are acceptable, but it seems that all good men like the heroine. They are all so good, I hope they can have a happy family 😂😂 It also feels a bit anticlimactic, and there is no explanation of how the brother came to be. It didn't explain clearly what happened to the Qin family. I was fully expecting the male and female protagonists to explore other worlds and find out the secrets of the Qin family while being exposed to more stories. However, it ended. The heroine's superpowers were only briefly mentioned. I also expected Xiao Mochen or Xiao Qinghuang to be born, but I didn't write it. The overall feeling is good and worth reading, but I feel that the author didn't think much about what he wrote. There are a lot of things he wants to write, but many of them are not written in detail, which makes the article a bit top-heavy. I wrote a lot of my thoughts. It's great if I can read it patiently. I also hope that the author can get better and better. Come on!

I don't really like this kind of book where all the men in the world like the female protagonist... They are already married, and there are countless people coming to compete for the heroine... The heroine I like can't find a husband. Alas, I sighed and finished reading it, feeling tired.

This is the only book that covers time travel and spiritual power from beginning to end. It's a bit like a palace scheming, and the male protagonist and female protagonist trust each other and don't abuse each other. It's quite good and interesting. However, the ending is a bit hasty. The third prince and others have laid a lot of foreshadowing before, but there is no result. It's a bit regretful.

Is this woman sick? You should be friends with this one or that one, and don't let your husband get jealous. If Jun Mochen had so many good friends, this woman would be unstoppable. What the hell, abandon the article! The author is probably also a 🍵watch.

Personally, I think it's not good. The heroine is simply a bastard. She goes to save people when she meets them. She doesn't care about Bu Tianze at all. She doesn't feel love at all. She flirts with Bu Tianze everywhere without considering Bu Tianze's feelings. The logic of the article is not strict. Many things come out without explanation. The heroine is smart at one moment and stupid at the other. She has no sense of propriety in her behavior. Until the finale, I didn't know who the male protagonist was. The first and middle felt like the male protagonist was the Ninth Prince, and the last part of the finale felt like it was Bu Tianze. It's only possible that you wrote the male protagonist wrong, or there was a mistake in the introduction. The male protagonist on your introduction is Bu Tianze, so I took Bu Tianze as the male protagonist. In that case, the female protagonist is too scumbag, she has failed the male protagonist, and she doesn't feel comfortable with the second male protagonist.

As a reader who has been reading for more than ten years, I have four major dissatisfactions after reading it: 1. There are too many typos and character names, and not enough details. 2. The identity of the Demon Lord is not clearly introduced and is too vague. 3. The heroine is too big. As long as any outstanding boy comes out, he will definitely fall under the heroine's pomegranate skirt. 4. The ending is too bad, the ending is too busy, and some important characters are not introduced clearly. At least it is a bit of a side story. It was good at first, but in the end I just had to settle for it.

In addition to the heroine being too big, I felt that many of the story lines were not explained clearly, and in addition, it was unfinished! ! ! This ending is simply amazing. It was so rushed that I didn't even know what Di Ruo was doing in the later period. In the end, the heroine's eldest brother before time travel also came through and was waiting for me. What a harm. But the whole big line design is still good

The beginning was okay, but the ending was too rushed, which made me feel disappointed and not worth recommending.

To be honest, it was quite good-looking at the beginning, but later on, I felt like the heroine was such a scumbag... When I met someone, I said they were all friends... I was still flirting with other men warmly. I put myself in your husband's shoes and thought about you... I was tired, and I even had a kissing scene with Dino (Gano). It was really awesome. I knew other men's thoughts and didn't know how to stay away. I kept asking: "We are friends, right... Get rid of them. It's your idea or a friend who thinks too much..." Summary: The male protagonist is always giving in and has no sense of status. The female protagonist can look down on the male protagonist for her so-called "friend"... The female protagonist is quite philanthropic, and she can't overstate the central air conditioner. She falls in love with the female protagonist after seeing each other after saving her, and she doesn't shy away from knowing what the other person is thinking. I keep saying that we are. My friend... I'm a scumbag that I can't describe. Let me put myself in my shoes... Let's see how it feels. Do you feel good about a gentle man? This is the case with the Sixth Prince, and the same is true with Tino. If you don't be ruthless and say it clearly and don't refuse, you really don't consider the male protagonist at all. They don't feel any affection when they are together.