The Little Heiress Recklessly Stirs Up the Heart of a Tycoon

There is a kind of look that you don't know is attachment until you break up; there is a feeling that you don't know is heartache until you leave; there is a mood that you don't realize is lovesickness until you can't sleep. This is love.

It's pretty good to read, mainly because I don't like novels where the male and female protagonists are a bit sadistic. This novel can be said to be a sweet favorite, especially because the male protagonist really dotes on the female protagonist, but I don't really like such a female protagonist anyway. Those people say that about her and she doesn't explain it. If you are too lazy to explain, you can just use the evidence to speak. Her father and sister are jumping in front of her. When she was cheating on her, she didn't even say a word. She didn't bother to explain, so she could just post the video of how her father treated her and how her white lotus sister pretended to be. It made me anxious to death. The second male lead couldn't say he liked the male protagonist, I could only say he was perverted and paranoid. (The above is my evaluation of this novel. My personal education level is limited. If you feel there is something wrong with what you say, you can point it out.)

It's beautiful, Lu Wei really cried during that part…

After reading Chapter 100, I feel like it's not my cup of tea. I like stories about strong women. The heroine in this article is a bit weak. She was drugged twice without even knowing it. There are a lot of vests, but they are of no use. Slapping someone in the face is just childish, and it's basically the male protagonist who helps. It's not satisfying at all, so I gave up.

It's a bit messy and there are too few chapters. I could write more if I were writing vests.

It's pretty good. There's nothing sadistic about it. There are still some typos.

A very short sweet article. The emotional lines and plot lines of the male and female protagonists are relatively stable without much ups and downs. The only thing that needs attention may be that the characters of the male and female protagonists before and after are not quite right. Before the male and female protagonists met as childhood sweethearts, they were a cold and domineering boss vs. A little fox. After they met, they changed to a gentle sweetheart vs. A crybaby and delicate girl. The ending is rather hasty and leaves a few holes unfilled. For example, what happened to the old man of the Jun family and the Fu family in the end? It can be seen that the author didn't know how to fill in the details and didn't describe much in the later stage. It was mentioned earlier that there was a problem with the heroine's blood, but it was never mentioned again later.

Overall it looks pretty good, but there are some typos, and there are some loopholes. For example, isn't the heroine allergic to eggs? But why does she still like to eat cakes? I'm a bit confused.

So-so