Whatever She Says Comes True: The Goofy Heiress Rewrites the Plot

The ginger couple is so adorable! ≧∇≦

It's alright, but some of the supporting characters are brainless. Generally speaking, the heir of a large family wouldn't be so brainless. Also, there are some plot holes left unresolved, such as the Jin Ci family and Shen Ronghe. The female lead's character development isn't very good either, and some plot transitions feel abrupt. However, the book is quite funny, with many hilarious jokes. But you shouldn't read it with your brain too much, or you'll find many plot holes.

So cute! So cute! So cute! The ginger couple is so sweet!

Well, the beginning of this book was quite enjoyable, with the ambiguous and complicated romance between the female lead and Shen Xiaobai. It's a rare female-oriented novel I've read where the romantic subplot is well-written and I was practically drooling while reading it.

It was great! Wen Ning's death was a good thing. It's just that Lu something-or-other's (I forgot his name) ending wasn't satisfying. It was already perfect; other details have already been discussed by other readers.

So the later part about words becoming law was completely useless, and it wasn't funny anymore. It was only used at the beginning, and then it became about dating, and even that was childish.

That's a bit ridiculous.

I started reading because everyone said it was good, but something felt off after the first chapter. I wondered if it was just my imagination, but I persevered and read about twenty more chapters before finally giving up. First, it triggered my aversion to stupidity—the female lead was too weak. Second, all the characters were abnormal; it was the old-fashioned domineering CEO-imprisoned love trope. I couldn't take it anymore and dropped it.

Well, I only read about forty chapters, and it was a little boring. What impressed me most were the numerous typos and the female lead's sharp wit in arguing with people—it was definitely satisfying. However, the plot was a bit simplistic. Since I've written novels myself, I know what readers are interested in, so I didn't have much desire to continue reading…

I found the book quite sweet, but the supporting characters were incredibly brainless, merely there to highlight the protagonist's existence. They lacked any personal charm and were only capable of jealousy and underhanded tactics. Also, when Songsong first used Time Reversal, did Brother Jiang notice anything amiss or not?