The Heiresses All Want Me to Reward Them Harshly

Su Ran witnessed both the protagonist's peak and trough, and her attitude remained consistent throughout. I don't really approve of her not being the first to accept him as a character. 🤔

Brothers, charge!

To be honest, after appreciating Gu's detachment from relationships, I feel even more that Xia should have been dealt a harsh blow. She shouldn't have reconciled after the misunderstanding was cleared up, only to have her family destroyed by the person closest to her (perhaps). That kind of sweetness shouldn't be allowed to spill over like that!

I absolutely hate betrayal. Even though there may be reasons and difficulties, I still find it incredibly painful and disgusting to see relationships eroded. That's just how stubborn I am.

If the male protagonist in "The Demonic Sect's Enchantress" couldn't give up because the female protagonists always encountered various difficulties, I hope the male protagonist in this book will stop giving up for the sake of them, starting with Su Ran.

Let me save up first.

It's so good 😭😭😭, author, don't forget this work!

The writing is good, but the male lead is poorly developed. Was his plan to make money and run away unsuccessful, or was it simply that he couldn't escape the city? Later, he impulsively put himself in danger; if he weren't the protagonist, he probably would have died overnight.

I'm so confused. Why not just avoid these drinking parties? Why go through all this trouble to sever ties with past relationships? If you really want to break things off, wouldn't it be better to simply ignore all invitations?

This book only lasted a short time before its rating soared to 6.6.