Good Morning, Lord Jiu

It's well written and engaging. It can be seen that the author is a funny and humorous person. However, the plot of the story is too tortuous. The bad guys succeed again and again, and the kindness of the good people is exploited time and time again. Some chapters made me angry and I skipped it.

It's so pretty. Come on in! Get in! Get in!

Can you tell me quickly that Yaya is his daughter?

The plot is wonderful and beautiful.

Well, the plot is interesting, but a bit cumbersome and verbose. The character descriptions are individual enough. The character language descriptions, action descriptions, demeanor descriptions, appearance descriptions, etc. Are all good and have distinct personalities. But I hope the author will continue to work hard and try not to be too verbose and not to drag out chapters. I am still waiting for your update. In a word: I personally think this book is good-looking, and the author must continue to work hard. [The above is my own opinion only, please do not criticize]

The plot is dragging and the outlook is incorrect. The heroine, the Saint White Lotus, is very annoying to watch. The male protagonist is also unclear about the relationship. The plot is confusing and often jumps randomly.

The plot is too complicated, tiring, and overwhelming. It would be great to have a perfect ending. Wouldn't it be nice for lovers to finally get married?

Generally speaking, after reading more than 60 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. The heroine was written like a 250-year-old. She didn't let her biological daughter recognize her biological father, and she didn't even dare to recognize her son. She was framed by White Lotus (Mother of the Holy Mother + Stupidity) over and over again. The book also didn't describe the heroine staying with her biological son, and it didn't show how much she loved her child. , It didn't show the heart-wrenching separation of mother and son, and the logic of the plot didn't make sense. What the hell was the plot about the twin sisters giving birth? The Bo family was thrown around by the white lotus. The male protagonist was not only blind, but also blind. He couldn't see the disguise and hypocritical face of the white lotus when he was surrounded by a huge white lotus. I don't know where this score came from.

The plot is long-winded

Is there any good review? After reading more than 600 chapters, I gave up the book. The author made everyone in it think stupid, and also made the heroine look like a 250-year-old girl.