
Oh No! The Villainous Brats I Raised Are All Big Shots
完蛋!我养的反派小崽全是大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO & Elite Family Romance
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
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733Chapters
1.7MPopularity
3.4kReaders
4.5kMust-read votes
8.9Score
5.1kRatings
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Neither the male nor female protagonist has a long mouth and no brains. 1: A woman (Qiao Wei) who admires the male protagonist destroys his relationship with the heroine by his side and sows discord for eighteen years, but the male protagonist is not aware of it at all. 2: The female protagonist thinks that the male protagonist likes Qiao Wei, and the male protagonist thinks that the female protagonist likes Song Dynasty. In fact, the male protagonist likes the female protagonist. The female protagonist has lost her memory for eighteen years and does not remember Song Dynasty at all. The two of them doubted each other all day long and refused to listen to explanations. They only believed in their own guesses. 3: After the female protagonist realized that the psychiatrist was trying to harm her autistic eldest son, and told the male protagonist, the male protagonist actually suspected that the female protagonist was delusional and asked the doctor to increase the dosage of the female protagonist's medicine. 4: Qiao Wei came to the house to stimulate her three sons. The eldest son, the third son became ill, and the second son ran away from home. Neither the male nor female protagonist suspected Qiao Wei. The female protagonist finally did, but the male protagonist questioned her and said she was too sensitive and said Qiao Wei was not that kind of person.
I just felt that the first few chapters attracted people to read it. As a result, the more I read, the more I felt that the male and female protagonists were being forcibly intellectualized, and there were always cliche parts where someone would interrupt at the critical moment. A CEO of a powerful shopping mall was wanted by a music teacher. Really, I gave up the article for the sake of unobstructed breasts.
The little music teacher has more connections than the male protagonist, and he is always looking for presence, but this male protagonist is like a silly boy, surrounded by spies.
I don't know where this rating comes from. It's like being fed a big lump!!! It's very frustrating to watch!! It feels like forcibly giving intelligence to the male and female protagonists. I saw it from Douyin tweets, and the first two chapters are the most attractive. When the male protagonist sees the female protagonist worrying about her children, he thinks that the female protagonist is delusional and needs to increase the dosage of her medication. Is this a sign that she likes someone? That Qiao Wei has been with the male protagonist for so many years and the green tea male protagonist still doesn't shy away from suspicion. The more I read later, the more uncomfortable I was wasting two hours!!!
I watched it through a tweet on Douyin. Although I felt that the male and female protagonists didn't talk much in the early stage, it was quite interesting to talk about it later and then counterattack. I didn't have anything in particular to comment on, so I kept writing paragraphs. Hahaha, some parts were not rigorous, such as changing the name. I feel like it will be a very long book, because the name of the book is that the three sons are all villains, but it is still the love of their parents. In fact, I don't like to read serialized articles and wait for more heart-wrenching stories. I really can't save it first, hahaha. When I read it last night, my score was 8. After reading more than 200 chapters in one night, my score improved. Okay, okay.
Wear it to 18 years later?! The male and female protagonists are in their 40s. How did you come up with this novel? Let us readers imagine the scene while reading. Do you pursue your wife in your 40s?
It's so witty, I can't help but watch the mammary glands, all the male and female protagonists are wise, and they don't have long mouths. The whole process is like two old ladies arguing with each other, talking about a lot of misunderstandings and getting angry, and this has been going on for 20 years. I won't be able to be the male protagonist of this article if I have a cerebral thrombosis in 20 years. I skipped and read a few chapters. They are all like this, so I decisively abandoned the article.
It's so ugly. There are constant misunderstandings between the male and female protagonists. All the members don't speak loudly. It pisses me off. It's all just misunderstandings. What kind of micro (female supporting characters) are playing tricks on the main characters? They have no brains.
Like a review I read before - "The protagonists are all idiots, and the villains are all prophets."
It's poisonous, the male protagonist doesn't have a long mouth. What's there in Chapter 20? There are no servants in the whole house. A teacher can be alone with three children without anyone noticing. The surveillance is broken. What kind of plot is this to force intelligence to be reduced? Anyway, I can't stand it anymore.