After Dressing up as a Short-lived Female Partner

Xu Lanzhou has gone too far. The heroine has made a lot of efforts to change the bad impression of the original heroine, but Xu Lanzhou is still worried. I think he still wants the heroine to be the same as before. He is no longer a petty person, he is selfish, mean, and has abnormal thoughts.

I want to see the heroine's struggle history, not Xu Qingyan's messy stories. Regardless of whether the heroine's mother accepts Xu Qingyan or not, let's get over this quickly. There is also the heroine's half-sister, who grew up with her spy parents and has a strong heart. Will it cause trouble for the heroine when she grows up?

No, no, why do so many people think Zhao Wu is okay? But after all, we have called her sister for several years, and we had such a strong family relationship before. Wouldn't it be strange if this became a CP? Although Zhao Ren's character is very good, it's really inappropriate to have a romantic relationship with Lan Yin, which makes me feel a bit Emmm😜 In fact, there is no rule that there must be a male protagonist. If the writing is good, a reasonable male protagonist will naturally make the article more exciting. But everyone has their own opinions. Maybe I prefer the normal view of love and don't like blockbuster love dramas.

Author, does the heroine of this article have a golden finger?

It doesn't have to be that every story has a cool, powerful, and scheming male protagonist. Growth-oriented ones are also good. The male protagonist is only 15 years old now. He has experienced adversity, slowly developed, and has a promising future. By the way, I would like to ask the author, will the heroine learn martial arts in the future? After all, the male protagonist has incredible martial arts skills, and the female protagonist's younger brothers are also studying hard, but the female protagonist is the only one who doesn't know it. Isn't this a bad setting?

I skipped the plot of the reconciliation between the heroine's parents and finished watching it. It would have been more comfortable if the plot could have separated the family and separated. Now it's like a big-headed fly fell into a pot of porridge. Even though it's fished out, it's still very disgusting.

It's nice to watch, but it's disgusting to see the heroine's father come back, so I don't want to give him a high star. He lived a happy life. Where is the heroine? I have been in love with another woman for eight years, and after I came back, I still have undying feelings for the mistress. I can't control my lower body and still feel so righteous. It's disgusting to wash my face like this. It's better to just stop loving the mistress. No matter what I do, women are the ones who sacrifice in the end. Just like the country does not allow divorce for the sake of social stability, because in this way, only women need to be sacrificed, and society can be stable.

Why do I think the male protagonist is from Fujian? Does anyone agree? Zhao Wu has always taken the younger brother route.

I guess the stepmother was given sterilization drugs before she got married. The person who administered the drugs may be related to Minhu's biological mother, probably because she was afraid that the stepmother would have second thoughts. The stepmother didn't know about it at first, so she was always very kind to Min Hu. But later when she found out the truth (or was instigated by others), the stepmother began to become crazy and hate Min Hu. After her stepmother got rid of the An family, all the marriage partners she introduced to Min Hu were her descendants. This meant that once Min Hu remarried, the children he gave birth to would have 1/4 of his stepmother's blood. The stepmother's idea is probably: "The more you cut off my bloodline, the more I want the heir of the Min family to have my bloodline!"

It's quite good to watch, although the heroine's father is back, but alas, the poor heroine's mother,