After the Eldest Sister-In-Law of a Wealthy Family Revealed Her True Feelings, the Whole Family Became a Mess in the Melon Field.

How can I put it this way? I've read half of it now. I feel like this book is repetitive. First the second brother, then the third sister, then the fourth brother, and finally the cousin are all spouses. The female protagonist helps them through her voice. There is no special plot and the male protagonist has very few emotional lines. I don't recommend it very much.

What I saw about breast hyperplasia is true. The heroine's parents-in-law are all love-minded. They find boyfriends and girlfriends with purpose. None of them are normal

It feels like the plot content has been somewhat deleted. For example, in Chapter 6, the male and female protagonists were originally dealing with things upstairs, but after the male protagonist answered the call home and transferred money to the female protagonist, there was no prompt to go downstairs and get in the car, etc., And it went directly to the plot of the male protagonist putting on the female protagonist's seat belt. Therefore, I suggest the author be more careful and not malicious, just make a suggestion.

Writing a book is not easy, just average! It has never been explained that the heroine has a melon-eating system, but the heroine's heartfelt dialogue when eating melons seems to be talking to herself. The whole family is all about love, and they rely on listening to the heroine's voice to help prevent fraud. The storylines are similar and too bland.

I have never seen anyone go to a melon-eating house with their father-in-law, mother-in-law, father, mother, husband, sister-in-law and brother-in-law. Everyone around me is looking for someone with a purpose. As a country person, I really can't understand the life of a rich family.

My chest feels tight when I watch it. The whole family is obsessed with love. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore.

Cousin Jiang Yu's writing is so verbose, I feel like the number of words is too high...

There are typos, but generally they don't affect reading very much.

Except for eating melons, there is no other emotional line between the male and female protagonists, and they are all buried on the way to eating melons. It's so boring to eat this and eat that. How come it has such a high rating?

The rush of ending.