Boss, the Vicious Male Supporting Actor is the Female Protagonist!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I always feel like the heroine is so awesome, ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh but now I have read Chapter 211 and I am so anxious that I need to get the heroine up.

This ending caught me off guard. Could this have more twists? Fortunately, I still had such high expectations for the heroine. I thought the heroine would be able to last a few chapters when she was angry, but I didn't expect that I couldn't survive even one chapter. I was really impressed. Also, the gender and life experience of the heroine were suddenly revealed without warning. Also, the heroine didn't say anything about her identity before she wore it, and before the finale, other than the fact that the heroine was male, normal people didn't say that she was a woman, at least they thought she was girly, right? It turns out that these male partners used the words "cute", "beautiful" and "smells like a woman" most often. It was really confusing. In addition, there is no clear ending for the cannon fodder Shi Tan'er in the early part of the book. As the heroine of the book, Bai Jiaojiao did not explain what happened next. The situation of the eldest and second sister of the Jiang family was also not explained. I now seriously doubt that the author was afraid that he could not continue to write the ending. This heartthrob little white flower is really amazing. There is also no explanation of whether Bai Jiaojiao knows the heroine's true gender. The grudges between Mrs. Jiang and the hero's mother are also not explained. So many foreshadowings will be resolved by then. Ah, and isn't it really strange that the heroine can no longer hear what the hero is saying in the later stages? Why does the heroine only think about it for a moment in the middle chapter and then nothing else? It's as if she doesn't worry about whether the male protagonist will stab her to death or not. When Mr. Jin first saw Jiang Qing, he knew that she was his granddaughter, but there was not enough evidence to prove it. I kept watching the finale just for this so-called evidence. Then I found out that the so-called evidence was a photo of the heroine's mother. I was also drunk. In the early stage, it was said that there was a plot about going to school, but there were no exams, no lectures, and even skipping classes. So to this day, I still have doubts about the heroine's ability. Moreover! In the third chapter, it was mentioned that Bai Jiaojiao is a movie queen! If nothing else, the influence and popularity must be very good. But the problem now is that no matter what happens to Bai Jiaojiao later, the title of the actress seems to be just a moot point mentioned in the essay in Chapter 3. I really can't complain. In the end, I found that the heroine only had three skills until the finale: 1. Good-looking, 2. Riding a horse well, 3. Cardiac resuscitation. So I feel like the heroine's gender at the beginning of the chapter depends entirely on her appearance (*￣m￣) I'm so... Torn apart

Jiang Qing obviously found out that the eldest daughter of the Jinzhanjin family was a boy in more than 100 chapters. Why did she seem to have just discovered it in more than 200 chapters? How did this happen?

This generation is wrong. From the first line, this is from the perspective of Mr. Jin. The "long-lost son" should refer to Jiang Qing. But judging from the previous article, Jiang Qing had a dead mother, and this mother is the daughter of Mr. Jin. So the child of Mr. Jin's daughter, Jiang Qing, cannot be the son of Mr. Jin.

I discovered this book from many novels. To be honest, the heroine is a bit too spoiled to the hero. But I couldn't help myself from reading it because the plot is really attractive. But when I read Chapter 105──What's the Relationship?, I found a clue. At this time, Jiang Qing is still a boy. In terms of gender, but when he put on the protective gear, he mentioned the sentence "combing his hair into a ponytail" and later, "Jiang Qing was wearing an extremely handsome protective gear and knight uniform, and his hair was tied up high." I didn't understand this because there was a plot in the front where the young master of the Lu family rubbed Jiang Qing's head (the part where the identity was immediately revealed when he got off the cruise ship). Jiang Qing had short hair. So I really don't understand this high ponytail. But this book is really good. It's just a bit bloody and the female protagonist has a bit of a licking male protagonist (of course not the licking one) and the emotional descriptions of the male partner are all very good. I personally like this book very much. It's that one point that made me confused and out of touch.