Palm Heart

The only regret is that I didn't see the sequel where the heroine's father and grandmother regretted it terribly.

It doesn't look good and can't be incorporated into the story. There are a lot of typos and the plot is incoherent.

The heroine is too dishonest and is lonely again

I thought the writing was okay at first, but it started to fail after about 60 chapters. The ink stains became longer and longer, and the logic was confusing. Even after 30%, not a single aunt was dealt with. She is still very tough. The role of the heroine's mother is really speechless. I don't understand the role of this trash. She always says that she wants to protect her daughter, but in fact she is despicable and weak. I can't read it anymore. Simply put, the writing is very confusing.

I've read over 100 chapters, but I still don't understand who the male protagonist is. There doesn't seem to be much of a role for the male protagonist, and it's all about the female protagonist fighting in the house.

It's a cool genre. After the heroine's rebirth, she basically didn't feel aggrieved or fell into a trap. She predicted it in advance and counterattacked directly. The villain was useless and was suppressed. The palace change in the end was also one-sided. The male protagonist didn't have any sense of existence in the early stage. After reading more than 500 chapters, I didn't feel that the male protagonist was there. How much I like the heroine, I will occasionally help the heroine, occasionally create some difficulties for the heroine, and say that I want to see the heroine's abilities, but the heroine's reaction is even colder. She agreed to get married to protect her family. There is no ambiguity or shyness. If you want to read a sweet story, you can skip it.

It seems that there is little interaction between the male and female protagonists, and too much house fighting is not suitable for me.

The whole book is about those few people jumping around and jumping around, but they can't die no matter what, and the ending is solved in a blink of an eye, and it's over.

She will not take the initiative when she comes back from rebirth, and one aunt will write the entire novel.

The plot is actually okay, with all the plots being brought out from one aunt, and the scene being huge, but the ending is hasty, and many pitfalls are left unfilled. There is basically no interaction between the male and female protagonists. Before the marriage, there was no rivalry, but after the marriage, there was only a little bit of rivalry. The ending is too hasty. More than 2 million words of the novel are being written, and the ending only took an estimated 10,000 to 20,000 words to destroy the final villain. You know, these 20,000 words ago, the big villain had just surfaced, so all the villains were still alive, and the villains basically suffered no losses, but they all died because of such a sudden outwit and rebellion. Bad review