Back After Six Years, the Real Heiress Has a Ton of Secret Identities

So far so good. But it feels like the person next to the heroine in this book is a man. Is it to attract readers? But it feels a bit like overexertion. So weird. Another point is that simply getting the names of people wrong can ruin the sense of reading.

It's well written, and there's a desire to follow it. It's all interlocking (although it almost made me faint), but it's really good-looking! ! ! Come on, author, don't let the ending suck. It's really, really good.

Personally, I feel that some of the subtle plots are like tomb robbing notes. For example, the underground tomb of the Mu family is like the moving tomb of Qinling Shenshu, and the white sand in the other side is like ancient Tongjing, and there is a bronze gate. Apart from these, other parts are also good, but except for the male and female protagonists, the others are male and female, Min Shen and Mu Tangzhou, Pei Er Ge and Gu Chi. The vest part is basically in the early stage. In the later stage, finding the exposed weapon and destroying the sealed place is like an adventure. The span is a bit long. Readers who don't mind can take a look.

Abandoned the book. The supporting characters are all so silly. Can't stand it anymore

I feel that the author's narrative is confusing at the end. I really don't know how to read it. The content in the first half is quite good, but not so good in the later part. It's a slap in the face at the beginning.

It doesn't look good. I feel like I'll get angry just by looking at it.

It's okay. There are only two things I don't like. 1. Is it normal for a misunderstanding to break up four men who have always had normal sexual orientations? ? ? Shouldn't a normal person be disgusted and feel guilty when encountering something like this? How can you still bend people all their lives? There are still four of them. 2. The heroine grew up with her grandfather and was a loved child. Even if she is not close to the Pei family members, she is not that virtuous. When it comes to her boyfriend, both of them are extremely ambiguous and they understand each other very well. She still looks timid and does not have the heroic appearance among the bosses. The love for relatives and the love for the lover are too crotch-free and not as good as getting along with friends. I don't know how to describe it, but it feels like it is not in line with the bosses.

What is the reason why the male protagonist likes the female protagonist? Meeting for the first time and then starting to dote on him without any bottom line? It's inexplicable, even though Shuangwen looks good, I really can't stand it...