The Three-Year-Old Girl Is Found, and the Heirless Prince's Household Spoils Her Rotten

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I was really fooled by the title and introduction. I picked it up and read Chapter 36. When I saw the palace repaying the debt of a family named Wei, I was so disgusted that I abandoned the article. Book friends, don't fall into this trap.

I like it very much. The little protagonist is very cute. Thank you to the author~

It looks good. I hope the author can update it soon~

Let me tell you a Holy Virgin

The ending is too hasty, right?

It proves once again that high-scoring books may not necessarily be good to read, and may even be ugly to read. Other books that I don't think are good to read can still last for dozens or hundreds of chapters, and I can even skip to the end. But I couldn't continue with this novel after 11 chapters. The plot is boring, the protagonists collectively lose their wits, and the villain's blatant calculations make me almost unable to get out of the pit. It's all thanks to a two-year-old child who can't even speak clearly. It's really unsightly.

It's not good-looking, the heroine has few roles, and the heroine wanders around in the finale

It's okay, except that the children are very mature. They know how to find a partner for themselves at the age of five, six, seven or eight. At least some of the children understand the relationship between men and women. It is mainly written around the young heroine, the heroine's mother-in-law, a peasant girl, and the best friend who appears later. Both of them can read. There is also a sentence that the two of them read the picture book together. Recently, they have been reading articles about Nai Tuanzi, so it is quite interesting to read.

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