My Bronze Mirror Connects Past and Present, and I Became the Fallen Prince's Goddess

To be honest, I rarely write reviews and rarely give bad reviews. I can accept buying various things in the front, including rice, flour, grain and oil, large machinery and drones in the back. What I can't accept the most is that the heroine puts herself so low when she goes to meet the hero's mother in the back. I can understand it as the respect of the younger generation to the elders, but calling herself a democratic woman, the heroine just looks down on herself.

The author is not good at math. The pork that costs 7 yuan per catty is 10,000 catties and 80,000 yuan [Tilting his head and crying] The divided pork is 7 yuan per catty, but the whole pig is 20 per catty. The author is also outrageous [Tilting his head and crying]

Not bad, it's similar to the composition written by my nephew who is in elementary school.

It's a rare good book. I've read a few of them from ancient times to modern times. This one is the best. It's not as brainless as those others. It makes money calculations much more normal. The male protagonist is very handsome and flirty. He's great. He's very good-looking.

I don't even understand these heroines. You want money now. If you have money, you want things. If you have money, you want whatever you want. Why do you insist on being reluctant to leave that home? You always let others hurt you with family affection, which they don't want in the first place. Why are you still struggling?

The prices inside are confusing and there is no way to substitute them, so give up!

The imaginative writing opens up the pattern The subject matter itself is very imaginative, and this object is illegal and that object is prohibited. If you become a pawn then you need to build an archway. Can't you buy a kakatong pass?

The male and female protagonists interact with each other with a lot of emotions, I like it

It's really very good-looking. I don't know why there are so few reviews. I'm a long-time book fan and rarely have the time to finish it. This is the only novel I've read to the end in 2 years. Overall, it's good.

This plot doesn't take into account the readers' feelings at all. This heroine and his sister, since you don't like him, you still have his phone number, and you still answer his calls. Isn't this true? Then why do you answer the phone calls of all those who return their lives? If you ignore him, won't it be over? In today's society, no one can live without anyone. It's really annoying to have them go back and forth. Now that we've cut off the relationship, why do we still need to contact them since we have money? Are you feeling uncomfortable? Did you write such a plot deliberately to annoy readers?