Kicked Out of the House, the Fake Heiress Shines in the Capital!

I enjoy fast-paced, ruthless revenge stories, and this one is good! It's not dragging either! The only downside is that the female lead was so frustrated by being kidnapped, and when she was rescued, she didn't get a proper revenge, which wasn't very satisfying! So, it's a good review, but barely close to the minimum requirement (just good enough).

Chapter 40: Shouldn't she be called "Auntie" instead of "Sister-in-law"? What kind of writing is this? It's completely baffling!

The beginning was well-written. It's just that the twists and turns at the end came too quickly. The ending felt a bit rushed.

Even if the babies were switched at birth, and the identities of the two people were deliberately confused, Song Qihai shouldn't be sentenced to beheading, right?

It was quite exciting; I liked the straightforward and clear plot. The only downside was that the ending was a bit short.

Several jumps, several non-jumps… I finished the book. The female protagonist is a modern person who transmigrates to ancient times. She has medical skills, a system, and modern firearms—guns. Despite having so many advantages, she's still so weak that she gets bullied by the ancient natives, captured and kidnapped time and time again. Weak—too weak.

The two of them kept going back and forth about how they wanted to confess their feelings, and it took them several chapters to finally realize that they liked each other.

The beginning was fine, but the female lead kept getting kidnapped later on, and she became a bit weak. The male lead was arrogant, self-delusional, and greasy—a typical overconfident man, which was unbearable.

The plot is exciting, Song Weilan is so cool! I love this kind of satisfying, face-slapping story. The writing is also quite good. Keep up the good work, author! ^0^

I wrote this myself, and I'm giving it a perfect score.