I Can’t Hide It Anymore: My Whole Family Is Plotting a Rebellion

I have successfully finished another book, and I am very happy with it. The plot line is very interesting and not boring at all. The creation of each character is also very distinct and recognizable. It's not a mindless article, it's really well written. What I want to say the most is that the characterization of An Longlong really touched my heart, and the innate supernatural power is really cool. It's a little regretful. Actually, I feel that the author can still write for a long time. What kind of person is Xiao Sheng's senior brother, and how exciting it is to face the regent. At the same time, Xiao Sheng's identity and time travel have not been explained clearly. I also really want to see the follow-up interactions with the Hou family. The most important thing is that there are many details to write about between the regent and her! ! !

Good follow-up in the early stage, all kinds of foreshadowing. Complete directly without post-production. Other authors finish the story in a hurry and perfunctorily, but this author didn't finish it in a hurry at all. He just didn't want to write anymore. When the next chapter is finished, it's over, and there's no need to add anything to it.

It's really good to read, and it's a great read, but the ending is a little rushed, and it feels like the ending suddenly stopped before the writing was finished.

This is one of the few novels that I can't stand. I haven't read much of it, but for the parts I've read, it's a bit... Childish and brainless. The heroine was 22 years old before she wore it, and she was still jumping up and down like this. It made me feel like she was pretending to be young, and it reminded me of the indescribable manners of some heroines in some brainless TV series. Moreover, this is an ancient proverb. Even if it is unavailable on the bookshelf, the text is still full of modern flavor, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to read. Since I haven't watched much of it, I don't know much about the plot, so I won't comment on it. Overall, this is fine for younger people to watch, but for an 18-year-old like me, it's a bit childish.

The plot is very exciting, but there is still a lot left unexplained. Where is the real eldest lady? What happened to An Yuanyuan in the end? Did Song Qiuling still let her live in the Houfu? It's a bit uncomfortable! I didn't mention whether the heroine called her father, mother, or second brother at the end. The ending was really too perfunctory.

It's a very nice and joyful article! The author uses an extremely humorous and free-spirited writing style to tell the story of the time-travel heroine and the shady regent's first marriage (engagement) and later love. The plot flows smoothly without any delay, the heroine speaks quickly, and her lines are to the point. The green tea bitch is killed in seconds, and it's so exciting that it's just a word!

The ending is a bit lacking in details, the sister was not found, I don't know what happened to the senior brother, and there are no details about the marriage 😂

I really like the characters in it, they are fast, accurate and ruthless.

The plot is quite interesting, but the ending is a little too perfunctory and leaves many holes unfilled. My eldest sister didn't even look for her, and she didn't explain anything in the end. I don't know if there will be a second part or a sequel

Let's talk about the shortcomings. It was agreed that the heroine would not get married at 17 years later, but she would get married at 18 years old. After a few paragraphs, she forgot about it and said she would get married after the new year. There are quite a few such times, and then the ending was very hasty and finished in one chapter. The eldest brother is the biggest villain, and the villain's purpose is left a little suspense because the hasty ending did not fill it up. Anyway, there are a lot of suspenseful parts that I haven't filled in yet.