Transmigrate into a Book: The Beloved True Heiress

Oh my god, am I the only one who hates Mo Changjin?

Dandy has listened to it no less than ten times

I have liked you since I was a dandy, and today I found one of your books. I will read it carefully, because you and I also like to write, but I can't write such a good one ^_^♪

I've seen it, the real daughter of the group who wears books

The ending is a bit rushed, there is no emotional drama between the male and female protagonists, and there is no ending for Mo Ruxue.

I've seen it, the real daughter of the group who wears books

In the early stage, the male protagonist treated the female protagonist so badly and even had murderous intentions. However, in the end, the female protagonist treated him well and stayed with him. As a person who likes sweet pets, I really can't understand it.

The male and female protagonists are really good enough. The female protagonist is biological and the male protagonist is adopted. As a result, the biological one has to listen to the adoption. If she doesn't listen, she will be killed or sent away. If it is useful, keep her. If it is not useful, let her go. The key is that this male protagonist lives in the female protagonist's house. What kind of face does he say it? Her parents adopted him with good intentions and did not let him kill their daughter. , What makes me wonder is whether the female protagonist is her biological child or the male protagonist is her biological child. The male protagonist has no strength and only knows how to bark and bully the female protagonist. The female protagonist also listens to him like Shabi. Please, she is the biological child. Do you need to be afraid of the male protagonist? The male protagonist only knows how to scare people, lives under the roof of her house, and keeps barking. This article is really touching!!!

Doesn't anyone hate the male protagonist? The female protagonist is the biological daughter of the family, and the male protagonist is just adopted. He keeps yelling that it is none of his business whether the female protagonist is dead or alive, and he also wants the female protagonist to listen to him. He has to do whatever he asks the female protagonist to do. If he doesn't do it well, he also says that he will send the female protagonist away. I'm convinced. Is it the female protagonist's biological daughter or the male protagonist's?

The writing is really beautiful and has a good ending, but the ending is not very satisfactory. Neither Mo Miaomiao nor Mo Changjin got married in the end.