Puffed-up after Giving Birth to a Wealthy Man’s Heir

My Thoughts on Puffed-up after Giving Birth to a Wealthy Man’s Heir

First Impressions

Okay, diving into "Puffed-up after Giving Birth to a Wealthy Man’s Heir," I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. The title is definitely a mouthful! It’s a rebirth story with revenge, a cute kid, and a wealthy CEO – all wrapped up in a package that feels familiar if you've read other works by this author. I was intrigued by the psychology aspect and the promise of some good old-fashioned face-slapping.

What Works Well

The core of this story is the satisfying revenge plot. Our MC, Yi Wei, gets a second chance to right the wrongs of his past life, and it's fun to watch him navigate the complex family dynamics and outsmart his enemies. I appreciated that he wasn’t just relying on the ML; he actively used his own skills and knowledge to get ahead. The relationship between Yi Wei and Gu Heng, the ML, is also a highlight. It starts off a bit unconventional, but evolves into a genuinely caring and supportive partnership. I particularly enjoyed the addition of the ML's split personality, which added an interesting layer to their dynamic. Also, the side couple was pretty cute. The author has created a shared universe, and the cameo from characters in "Second Marriage of a Wealthy Old Man" was a delightful surprise.

Areas of Concern

While I enjoyed the story overall, there were a few things that held it back from being a truly top-tier read. The revenge, while satisfying, felt a bit rushed towards the end. Also, the psychology aspect, while interesting, sometimes felt a bit too convenient and over-the-top. I felt the cross-dressing aspect was a bit over the top and uncomfortable.

Final Verdict

Despite its flaws, "Puffed-up after Giving Birth to a Wealthy Man’s Heir" is an entertaining read. If you're looking for a story with a clever MC, a doting ML, and plenty of satisfying revenge, this might be right up your alley. Just be prepared for some plot holes and over-the-top moments along the way. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.