The moment Zhuang Jingxi opened her eyes, she realized she'd been transmigrated into a novel where the heroine was adored by everyone, as the cannon-fodder supporting female character.
Her biological mother: "Yaoyao fell into the water. As her older sister, you failed to look after her and made her cough for days. Your punishment is to get out of the capital and stay away from Yaoyao."
Her four older brothers: "Sickly girl, get lost. Just looking at you annoys us!"
Zhuang Jingxi had one thing to say: whoever wants to be the heroine's prop can have the job. She only wanted to build her career.
But... why had the four brothers who once doted exclusively on the heroine suddenly started weeping and begging her to come home?
And why had the notoriously cruel, tyrannical living king of hell declared that he would marry no one but her?
This wasn't how things were supposed to go!
The author's writing is okay, but I don't like such anti-human things. The heroine is a biological child, but her mother doesn't like it, but she actually likes a concubine. I don't know that she was born to a love rival, and so are the sons. Is this possible? There are also assassinations and torture... The content is not bright enough and exciting. Not my cup of tea.
This is the only book in which I have no interest in the relationship between the male and female protagonists. The relationship between the two people is abrupt and not sweet. So strange. I just want to watch the heroine fight monsters, but unfortunately there are too few monsters to fight, so I want to give up the book.
The pace is too slow, too wordy, the plots are the same, I have to write about everything, and the more I read, the more sleepy I feel.
Especially ugly. . . . . . Many plots are the same as the word count. .
After reading the introduction, wouldn't it be that Notre Dame Bar has returned to its original home?
The heroine's family is so disgusting. I really can't stand it, and I want the heroine to do this and that. On the one hand, killers, abuses, and frame-ups are all arranged. Is it because you love her that the heroine is not dead? Ugh, disgusting. . . No, it's too brainless, these villains are all... I feel like vomiting
The whole story is very immersive and enjoyable. The eldest sister's extra chapter is a bit of a pity. Three years is so short. Farewell in death is more unforgettable than separation in life.
No space?? Disadvantages Main seasoning…
It feels good to be slapped in the face, but it's a little slow. You can read it when you are short of books. The highlight of this article is that the heroine did not forgive the dealer, which is very good. This point is established. Her personality charm has been sublimated. Unlike other Hail Marys, forgive your family and if you miss it, you will miss it. This is a good point.
It's so dragging, the plot is so confusing, and the villain doesn't have too much inner drama. The heroine obviously has a better life but has to suffer and be forced to act. I really don't understand it. I want to write about a strong woman but I can't hold it in. I have to be forced to do it every time.