The Fake Heiress Refuses to Be Anyone’s Slave, Reborn to Topple the Marquis’s Estate

Not bad, the heroine is quite smart and knows how to use strength to fight. It's fun to watch the heroine quarrel. After being reborn, the heroine relied on herself to escape the tragic fate of being a slave in her previous life. She had an above-average IQ and was willing to take risks. The fight between the heroine who is a fake daughter and the heroine who is a real daughter doesn't feel like they are trying to steal a man. The heroine wants to make the heroine a slave for a more ambitious goal. The heroine's original family should be very powerful. I look forward to the heroine finding her home and slapping the prince's house and the heroine in the face!

The old theme of the real and fake daughter, but this story is relatively new. The heroine is the fake daughter of the Hou family, but her biological parents are much more powerful than the Hou family. She will live a better life after returning home. When she saw that the heroine has a persimmon fiancé, she thought that the real and fake daughter wanted to rob the man. In the end, neither of them likes the persimmon hahaha~ I just don't know if the male protagonist is confirmed?? Persimmon definitely has no chance, and he doesn't really like the prince he was entangled with in his previous life. Brother feels good about it. I wonder if there is a chance?

I have read chapter 40 or 50, and I feel that the female protagonist is very aggrieved and not very happy. I also want to ask if the shitty guy named Li is the male protagonist. If there is more to the story, if he is the male protagonist, please tell me and I will run away immediately.

It's quite interesting, the whole book is very innovative. The heroine is quite cute, but the story is very crazy about her... There are so many villains and they are so cruel, I feel uneasy when I look at them ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑

To be honest, apart from the many scenes with this one, I don't know if it's the interaction between the male protagonist or the second male lead. I think everything else is very good, especially the one in which he makes full use of everything he can to help himself escape. It's very well written. But things have been weird since the prince appeared. The conversation between him and the heroine is full of a sense of inequality. He is aloof, and it is natural for him to interfere in the heroine's affairs. He has a feeling that you want what you want. I was moved, I thought I liked the heroine very much and was kind to the heroine, but in the end I made her a concubine? The heroine is also speechless. She wanted to run away before she was reborn. After knowing that he was still the same person in his previous life and wanted to imprison you, she couldn't get away even though she ran away, and couldn't be beaten again and again. She didn't even take advantage of her family connections to stay away. Not only that, but by acquiescing to others to interfere in the affairs between you and your parents and relatives in subsequent actions, you are not the same fake parents as before. To be honest, I really liked it at the beginning, the ruthlessness and ambition of the reborn heroine, I was impressed by it. It would be great if that prince was not the male protagonist!!!

It's quite boring

It really makes people speechless

The boss is the eldest son of the emperor?

The heroine is too indecisive and makes me uncomfortable to watch.

A reborn heroine is the fake daughter of the Hou Mansion; a villain heroine who travels through time is the real daughter of the Hou Mansion; a King of Zhenbei who caused the heroine to commit suicide in her previous life and was reincarnated in this life and lost her memory. Most of the previous chapters are about the heroine joining forces with her biological parents and brother to fight against the bad guys in order to get rid of the frame of the heroine and the confinement of the King of Zhenbei. Later, she made a marriage contract with the prince and started to become hypocritical.