The Female Supporting Character Xiu Xian is Back

After reading the first few chapters, I really dislike the heroine of this book. She doesn't have a strong heart and only complains about others. She is not even worthy of being a supporting actress. She should be a passer-by. She should have died early to avoid being disgusting and committing evil! 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

I'm just curious, why do books written by female channels appear in the recommendations of male channels? ? ?

To be honest, I didn't understand it. After reading it all, I didn't understand the story that the author wanted to express. I was a little confused.

How to evaluate it! I originally thought it was a good book with a rigorous structure and clear ideas, but after reading it, I found it became more and more confusing. The more I read, the more disappointed I became. In order to fill in the pit, I endured it again and again, but it turned out that it was not worth it at all. At this moment, I just want to say: I have something I don't know whether to say or not 😚😚😚 First of all, it is undeniable that the plot has ups and downs and the title is new and innovative, so when I was reading the first map, even if I found that the text was not on topic and was a little off track, I could still persist, but the result of persisting was a bit disappointing. What is unbearable is that it feels like the heroine worked hard from the beginning to the end, getting rid of the conspiracy of becoming someone else's substitute, and fighting monsters and leveling up all the way. It was extremely difficult, but the effect was not good. In the end, it felt like it was not clear who was plotting against whom between her and Nuqiang. Tired The author tried hard to construct a grand background, but as a result, the interface was randomly scattered all over the place, and the time ratio was confusing, which made people anxious. She strives to maintain a persona that is dedicated to her family and friends, but is sinister, powerful, mysterious and refuses to admit defeat. The result is that she pampers her friends with all kinds of intentions, rejects love with all kinds of intentions, and in the end, the man falls in love with her puppet, and all sorts of things are involved. Her son was not with her when he was born, and she had to worry about everything, which made everyone watching feel upset. Finally, there is a question: what kind of mentality does the heroine have to steal the male protagonist's tadpole, and then use modern technology to artificially inseminate the human life? Although in one case the heroine was forced to conceive by herself, the other one was actually by the heroine's side and put it into someone else's belly with her own hands. What kind of mentality did this plot create? Have you considered the feelings of the male protagonist? Although the male protagonist may be a little heartless because of his martial arts, I really can't swallow this joke. Of course! It is even more unacceptable that the female protagonist may not have slept with the male protagonist until the end, and that her puppet fell in love with the male protagonist and slept with him first. This kind of cold-hearted heroine who only loves herself should be careful not to torture others. Why she wants the whole male protagonist to come out and let the two children suffer is simply incomprehensible.

Is it possible to not have a male lead? I always feel that Lao Jiang is good like this, but having one more person always feels weird. I hope Lao Jiang will stay single forever. It's enough for her to have us, and she doesn't need other big pigs' hooves. (ฅ>ω<*ฅ)

I just feel that a puppet is a puppet and a slave is a slave. I am your master. If I give you life, you must obey me. If I want you to live, then let you live. Want you dead. Just let you die. I really don't understand why the heroine doesn't forcefully recover those puppets.

Who is the male protagonist? Please stand up.

The reason I like this book is that I like the heroine's character so much. Although it's a bit confusing, I still understand it. This is the only book I want the heroine to take in peace of mind

Although it is confusing, I don't know what the outline means? But I still kept reading this chapter, and wanted to read the next chapter. I wanted to see what the author wanted to express? Can the author come out and explain what exactly you are trying to write about?

Very nice.... . . . .