The Beloved Nine Treasures and Her Koi Luck

The first few dozen chapters were pretty good, but things got messy after the second and fifth children came back. The child was lost by his brother-in-law, but the fifth child actually treated his brother-in-law, the demon wife, and his brother-in-law well. The old lady's IQ fluctuated, and she was indecisive in handling things, without the wisdom and crispness she had at the beginning. Lao Wu and his family have problems with their three outlooks, and they can be regarded as high-minded and low-key.

I didn't know why the rating was so high, so I went in and read it, and it was just average. I thought I'd just give it a try, but there were a lot of titles and typos, paragraph after paragraph, which made me upset. It wasn't until chapter 210 that the heroine was stupider than a normal person, so I just abandoned the article. This is my first review, and it's also the first time I'm so speechless about a novel.

Looks good, I like it😍😍😍😍

I can't stand it anymore when I see that wimp Lao Wu abandoning his own son and then taking the culprit home like no one else. How stupid must he be? Are all the women in the world naked? You can't live without a spoiler. The 17-year-old brother-in-law humiliated his four-year-old son. It really didn't stir up the slightest splash. I really can't understand it and gave up.

No! Often! Good! Look!

OK

Very pretty

Except for the protagonist, everyone else is a fool.

It's pretty cool, but updates are slow, hahaha 😆

I don't like the male protagonist's character very much. He feels too annoying and overbearing. He doesn't let the female protagonist have any contact with his own brother. It can also easily put the heroine into danger. In the chapter where he was caught by the Holy Lord, the male protagonist dared to take the female protagonist on an adventure privately without protecting her, even without any bodyguards. No regard for the consequences.