After Being Read by the Whole Family, the Real Daughter Became the Group’s Favorite

Shen Zhaozhao awakens and finds herself to be the vicious female supporting character in the book, the kind who makes trouble all the way but is easily crushed to death by the male and female protagonists in the end. She lay down on the ground on the spot. Whoever wants to play the supporting female role can do it. I’m done with it! Shen Zhaozhao returned to the wealthy family, did not fight or compete, just watched the show and became spectator. The whole family was shocked: We must not let this happen! Shen Zhaozhao was lazy and ate all day, waiting to be kicked out of the house, but what she got was new beautiful clothes and jewelry from her mother, her father’s company and real estate, and her brother kicking out the fake daughter. Shen Zhaozhao was dumbfounded.

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *After Being Read by the Whole Family, the Real Daughter Became the Group’s Favorite* This novel presents a fascinating premise: a "real daughter" who suddenly finds her thoughts broadcast to her entire family. While the concept is intriguing, my experience reading it was mixed. ### First Impressions The initial chapters certainly grabbed my attention. The idea of a family suddenly gaining access to the inner thoughts of their long-lost daughter creates immediate comedic and dramatic potential. I was eager to see how the author would explore the dynamics of this unusual situation. ### What Works Well The fast-paced plot is undeniably one of the novel's strengths. If you're looking for a story that jumps right into the action and avoids lengthy exposition, this might be right up your alley. The humor derived from the family's reactions to the protagonist's unfiltered thoughts also provided some genuinely amusing moments. I also found the "cute protagonist" tag to be accurate; there's a certain charm to her character, even if it's not always consistently portrayed. ### Areas of Concern However, the rapid pacing also contributes to some significant drawbacks. The family's instant acceptance of the protagonist's abilities felt somewhat rushed and undermined the potential for deeper character development. I also struggled to connect with the characters on an emotional level. They felt somewhat underdeveloped, making it difficult to invest in their relationships or motivations. The male lead, in particular, felt rather bland and unmemorable. The protagonist's desire to be a "salted fish" – essentially, a lazy person – felt inconsistent with her actions, creating a disconnect in her characterization. This made it hard to root for her. ### Final Verdict *After Being Read by the Whole Family, the Real Daughter Became the Group’s Favorite* has an interesting core concept and a quick pace that some readers might find appealing. However, the underdeveloped characters and rushed plot ultimately prevent it from reaching its full potential. If you're looking for a lighthearted, fast-paced read with a unique premise, it might be worth checking out. But if you prefer stories with depth, nuanced characters, and a more deliberate plot, you might be left wanting more.