The Reborn Heiress Is Tearing Down Scumbags Again

I really like this book. Before I read it, I thought I didn't want to read other novels after reading it. Sometimes I feel like I've read it before. It's so attractive.

People like Zhou Lanlan died countless times while still doing entertainment. An Adou who cannot be helped. Where there is pity there must be something hateful.

The writing is very protracted, and a person in his 20s is conflicted about why his teacher is making trouble with a three- or four-year-old child. The topic of changing the CEO seems like a joke. Girls must be surrounded by high-quality men who like them, and it is always ambiguous. The male protagonist must be surrounded by money-worshiping women, and a small conflict drags on for more than ten chapters.

Neither the male or female protagonist is domineering, they are indecisive.

I really like this book. I especially like the way the heroine and the hero get along with each other. If they have conflicts or misunderstandings, they will resolve them immediately and make up. I also particularly like the heroine's brothers. The author has clear ideas and I greatly support the author.

This book is the worst one. Many characters disappeared inexplicably without any explanation, and they were forcibly whitewashed. It's so ridiculous. It's so bad. It's really not ordinary people. How did you get so many good reviews? They were all brushed up, right? I suggest you read the comments on the last chapter and see what all the readers have to say. It's really speechless.

I think this novel is okay, but Lin Xinglan's father really makes me feel disgusted. Lin Xinglan always talks about how good her father is to her, but only the first few chapters are about helping the heroine. Later, it didn't make me feel that he also likes Lin Xinglan. On the contrary When something happened to the heroine, Lin Xinglan's father only had doubts and distrust towards Lin Xinglan. If Lin Xinglan's father really cared about Lin Xinglan, his daughter, he would stand by Lin Xinglan's side for no reason, instead of just trusting Lin Ya'er's few words and questioning Lin Xinglan. (The above is my personal opinion, don't argue, you are right if you argue)

This is the only one I have read a second time, and I am not tired of it. I still want to read more.

The more I look at it, the angrier I get, I'm totally out of my mind.

This book is very nice and the author writes it wonderfully. I like reading it very much.