The Prince Who is the First Supporting Female Character Stands Aside

In fact, the title and copy of the book give people the impression that it will be a good novel. However, after reading the content, you will find that the content is really inconsistent with the two.

I can't figure it out and feel dizzy?_?, The content of this story is really heart-wrenching, there are so many foreshadowings, but no explanation in the end -_-||

Is the man with the mask the hero? There are many more. In fact, what I really like about the plot of this novel is that the author's writing is not detailed enough. It was okay at the beginning, but it was too hasty in the end, and it was unfinished. There were so many foreshadowings in the beginning, but in the end... There was also the heroine's grandmother. I thought there would be some big story, but I didn't expect that the grandmother died after just a few strokes of description.

Why doesn't the heroine have a name?

After the 200th chapter, I feel that the progress has accelerated, and many things have not been explained clearly. The latter part makes people even more confused, and there are many loopholes. If the plot can be explained clearly, it should be a good novel.

What is the heroine's name?

I don't like the heroine's "female supporting character" number one in this article: she came from a book, and even though she already knew everything, she actually acted like the heroine and didn't reject or accept the male supporting character, the sixth prince. Instead, she allowed the sixth prince to fall deeper and deeper into her. This I've only read half of the plot. In the original text, the heroine and the prince fall in love and kill each other, but they can't cut off the connection with the villain. In the end, she kills the villain because of the prince's throne. The villain is willing to be killed. However, after the heroine travels through the book, she knows that the sixth prince likes her, but she doesn't. Because they sympathized with the villain, they started to tangle with each other, and then it seemed that they were rejecting the sixth prince. However, she never refused the good things they sent her or made an appointment with her, and she never made it clear in a decisive way. Instead, she started to fall in love with the villain from the beginning. The author still has a wrong view and believes that those who love him deeply cannot have a good ending. Even if the sixth prince later avoids the consequences of the tragic death in his previous life, he still lives in pain because of love? Do you love the female supporting character more, or hate the male supporting character, the Sixth Prince? Moreover, after the female supporting character passes through the book, why can't she be with the Sixth Prince to help him resolve the ending of his previous life, instead of having a different kind of love that makes her miserable? Maybe you think there's nothing about the female supporting role. From another perspective, the Sixth Prince thinks that the girl he likes has changed his mind about him. As long as he works harder, he might be able to win her back. Wouldn't his thinking like this turn dark in the future? Or do you think it's not good to just be so bloody?

There are also many pitfalls in the novel that were hastily ended before being finished, such as the true identity of the silver-faced man, his poison, the fate of the original heroine, the sudden appearance of the time traveler and the previous Jun Feise. There is no follow-up, but the novel is still good, I read it all night long 😪😪😪😊

Author, what's that name? Wei**

I thought the female protagonist was very cool when she turned around. Who knew that the female protagonist would be so scared when I first saw her? She's boring.