After Rebirth, I Became a Rich Generation by Studying

This book tells us to beware of adoptive mothers? In many cases, no matter how good the early relationship is, once the adoptive parents have their own children, the adopted children are outsiders. The heroine was almost killed, and her adoptive mother didn't even react until she herself was poisoned. Although it is disgusting, it is very true. There are examples like this around us. In any case, the adopted child is sacrificed to alleviate family conflicts. (My sister-in-law spent a month extravagantly, comparing clothes and bags with those careless grandmothers all day long, which forced my adopted sister-in-law to drop out of school. Moreover, my father-in-law was earning money for her education, and she did not spend a penny from her brother and sister-in-law. She was adopted a few months ago. When we were a family in the past, when the economy was tight, they said that the girl was just an adopted daughter, and it was natural for her to drop out of school to save money.) All I can say is that since you can't adopt her and treat her as your biological child, it's better not to cause harm to her family, let her grow up in an orphanage, and give back to the country when she grows up, instead of being trapped in your rotten family. There are many ways to show love, including donating money to those children or buying something they need. Assess your own moral character correctly, do not be overconfident in your own character, take an adopted child home, and then have the whole family reject the adopted child. (I just couldn't control myself and wanted to scold those families who adopted children but didn't treat them well. I didn't target the truly caring people who adopted children.)

Where did such a high rating come from? The content and logic of the whole book are incoherent. The characters' IQs are high and low, and their personalities are left and right. It seems like it was written by different people.

I was planning to watch it because the rating was 9.4, But after seeing everyone's comments, I decided not to jump in. I was just curious about how the rating went up when the reviews were so bad.

I just want to see how messy she can be! I held on

What a vicious novel, go wash your eyes

The first one is okay, but is the second one really written by the same person? It's so bad, it's written inexplicably, and it ends in a hurry without filling in a lot of holes...

Generally speaking, I feel that the author just writes whatever comes to mind, without paying any attention to the connection and priority of the storyline. Some foreshadowings appear very abruptly, such as when Chu Ye appears inexplicably in the interrogation room and meets the heroine, or when the Gao family is looking for their daughter. The clues are buried throughout the book. There are only two sentences between finding and recognizing the daughter, and the words to recognize the daughter are a psychological activity spoken by someone else. The heroine is like a white lotus in handling emotions. Knowing that Lu Jiaojiao likes Xie Qing, and that both Xie Qing and Zhao Guipan like her, when Lu Jiaojiao used them to confess to her to confirm their love, they still reconciled and became pure friends as before, and they were convinced (Chapter Ninety-Nine and One Hundred) The feeling the author conveyed to me throughout the book is that the heroine is very smart, very kind, very good at making money, and the heroine is omnipotent and can turn disaster into good fortune.

The first part is okay, but the logic becomes more confusing as it goes on. Many things are not explained, and those who commit crimes do not need to bear criminal responsibility. I will obey you if you don't support the wall... But I still finished reading it, and I was disappointed...

It's a bit nonsense. Gao Hong was 50 years old when he recognized his daughter and became a grandfather, and suddenly he was 80 years old.

I could read the first fifty or sixty chapters, but I gave up on the rest.