Jiang Li transmigrated into a book as the archetypal wicked biological daughter.
Unfortunately, she had no intention of changing.
All she wanted was to take everyone down equally.
The fake heiress: “Now that you’re back, I should leave.”
Jiang Li: “Don’t go. Run, hurry up.”
Her fiancé: “I only love Niannian. I’ll never love you.”
Jiang Li: “No mirror? Surely you have a toilet. Go take a look.”
Jiang family’s eldest brother: “Niannian has already left. Stop picking on her.”
Jiang Li: “Then should I pick on you?”
Her mother: “I haven’t slept well for days since Niannian left.”
Jiang Li: “If you really can’t sleep, get a night shift job.”
While taking people down and building a business, Jiang Li lives without a care in the world.
Until… a rosy-cheeked college boy appears.
The rosy-cheeked boy: “Sis, pay more attention to me. You’re the only one in my heart. I’m not like those other guys with girls on the side. I love you most, Sis.”
Jiang Li: “…”
Can't the male protagonist really be Si Ming? Did you read the later part and tell me, are Wen Yu and the heroine in love? If we talk about it, we won't pursue it.
Author, did you really write the male protagonist's name wrong?
Can the male protagonist be changed to Si Ming? Wen Yu is really not a good match.
I personally think the introduction can be changed. From the introduction, role, and classification, the male protagonist should be Wen Yu. However, in the actual content, Wen Yu only appears occasionally, and every time he appears, he is mentioned in one sentence. On the contrary, Si Ming appears frequently and his interaction with the heroine is too ambiguous. It makes me feel like Si Ming is the male protagonist.
Should the male protagonist be changed? He would be more suitable with Si Ming. If it is determined to be Wen Yu, I feel like I can't stand it and I will feel uncomfortable.
To be honest, the structural logic needs to be strengthened, but it is a solid and enjoyable article. The biggest piece of advice: I just saw the chapter where Si Ming appears. I think this man's appearance instantly kills all the previous Wen Yus. Instead of the male protagonist Wen Yu, replace the male protagonist Si Ming.
It would be even better if the male protagonist is Si Ming! ! ! I wish the male protagonist was Si Ming! ! They really match each other perfectly! ! And the heroine should also have a good impression of Si Ming! ! The two of them often hang out together! Handle! Princess hug! She has done all kinds of intimate things, and even when the heroine is drunk, she drags Si Ming to sleep with her (just sleep in the same bed), why can't the hero be Si Ming? ? It would definitely be the saddest thing for me if they were not together. I really hope that the author will make Si Ming the male protagonist! ! ! I strongly urge the male protagonist to be Si Ming! ! ! I really love Si Ming! !
It's okay. I finally couldn't stand it anymore after reading more than 210 chapters. Except for a lot of typos, a fragmented structure of sentences and paragraphs, and awkward feelings, everything else is okay.
If the author greatly corrects the typos, the rating of this book should be higher.
I really want the male protagonist to be Si Ming. Really Qiuqiu author
Can't the male protagonist really be Si Ming? Did you read the later part and tell me, are Wen Yu and the heroine in love? If we talk about it, we won't pursue it.
Author, did you really write the male protagonist's name wrong?
Can the male protagonist be changed to Si Ming? Wen Yu is really not a good match.
I personally think the introduction can be changed. From the introduction, role, and classification, the male protagonist should be Wen Yu. However, in the actual content, Wen Yu only appears occasionally, and every time he appears, he is mentioned in one sentence. On the contrary, Si Ming appears frequently and his interaction with the heroine is too ambiguous. It makes me feel like Si Ming is the male protagonist.
Should the male protagonist be changed? He would be more suitable with Si Ming. If it is determined to be Wen Yu, I feel like I can't stand it and I will feel uncomfortable.
To be honest, the structural logic needs to be strengthened, but it is a solid and enjoyable article. The biggest piece of advice: I just saw the chapter where Si Ming appears. I think this man's appearance instantly kills all the previous Wen Yus. Instead of the male protagonist Wen Yu, replace the male protagonist Si Ming.
It would be even better if the male protagonist is Si Ming! ! ! I wish the male protagonist was Si Ming! ! They really match each other perfectly! ! And the heroine should also have a good impression of Si Ming! ! The two of them often hang out together! Handle! Princess hug! She has done all kinds of intimate things, and even when the heroine is drunk, she drags Si Ming to sleep with her (just sleep in the same bed), why can't the hero be Si Ming? ? It would definitely be the saddest thing for me if they were not together. I really hope that the author will make Si Ming the male protagonist! ! ! I strongly urge the male protagonist to be Si Ming! ! ! I really love Si Ming! !
It's okay. I finally couldn't stand it anymore after reading more than 210 chapters. Except for a lot of typos, a fragmented structure of sentences and paragraphs, and awkward feelings, everything else is okay.
If the author greatly corrects the typos, the rating of this book should be higher.
I really want the male protagonist to be Si Ming. Really Qiuqiu author