Overbearing Love: The Fallen Heiress Is a Master of Secret Identities
强势宠婚：落魄千金竟是马甲大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO & Elite Family Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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I was very curious from Chapter 5, so I jumped to the finale to see the results. In the finale, I saw the male protagonist confessing his love and asking the female protagonist if she wanted to be with him. The female protagonist said yes. Now I am glad that I have not read every one of the more than 700 photos. I don't like that the relationship between the male and female protagonists develops so slowly. Why did I develop this habit? It's because I've read a lot of novels, but ended up feeling lonely after the finale. I was scared to read them together in the end, and there were even some endings that were unfinished. So when I read a novel, I usually jump directly to the ending after reading the first few chapters and read the table of contents. If the table of contents is about a happy ending, I'll read it. I won't read a novel without an ending.
The front was okay, but the back was not so good. Many things were not explained and it ended suddenly. Confused...
Many details are unclear. Ye Wantang hasn't found his father yet, his mother hasn't died yet, and the male protagonist hasn't returned to Jiuzhou. Once he found the male protagonist, nothing more will be said.
In fact, I feel that the heroine is a bit like a doormat, and the way she handles it is very slow. She doesn't respond when someone scolds her, and I just feel that she is so useless. If we didn't have God's perspective and knew her identity, we would have felt that she was just a doormat 😂😂
The ending is too hasty. It ended with so many pitfalls and no explanation. I'm speechless😅😅
The first part is still okay, but the recognition of the male and female protagonists actually accounts for one-third of the time. In the finale, the heroine's father and her mother don't know what's going on, and the ending is also very sloppy.
It just doesn't end well
I wrote dozens of them just for a college entrance banquet. Although the heroine is not a doormat, she is always looked down upon by others.
Great
The plot is very good, but the ending is sloppy and leaves many holes unfilled.