Oh No! I Became the Wicked Supporting Heroine, and Now the Heroine Wants Me to Protect Her

In fact, I think it's quite good. Everyone is imperfect. The male protagonist is the original male protagonist, and the female protagonist is the original female protagonist. Everyone has their own characteristics and personality, but there are very few extras, and the second male lead has no explanation at the end (I feel sorry for the infatuated second male lead). Overall, it is good. The logic may be a bit messy in some places, but the overall content is very good. You can watch it. I quite like it. There aren't so many females. It's really nice.

I can read novels, but I may have read too many ancient Chinese novels, and I have a sense of substitution. Isn't there a document for family separation or divorce, and an official seal [what] The first two sentences have passed [face covering] [face covering]

Very nice, I like it

It's super good-looking. It's very exciting when you first start farming and then plot it.

If you want to see a female protagonist give birth, you can set up both male and female protagonists, but neither of them has a mouth and their legs are fast. After reading the whole book, I felt it was okay, the rhythm is quite strong, and Xie Chengze's setting, I think enm... Everyone should be able to guess the relationship between him and the male protagonist. Maybe it's because I have read too many novels, and I can associate many plots by myself. But I have to say, if this was the first novel I read, I would like it very much. Now, it's pretty good.

It's okay. Some of the female protagonists in the early stage were good, but I felt that they didn't take enough care of the children.