I Hear I’m Supposed to Be the Villain’s Legitimate Mother

The story is very novel, but I am just curious, is the stepson the general's biological child? He only married the heroine for his stepson's reputation, bullied her, humiliated her, and even killed her twice. The third time the heroine carefully kept herself humble, she gained the love of her stepson and the general. Is this story saying that since you are getting married for the second time, you need to clarify your position? They don't kiss each other and don't love each other, but they can't stand the heroine. Can't they clear it up in advance? My marriage to you is just a decoration, so don't have any expectations and don't meddle in other people's business. The heroine you wrote is like an aggrieved little cabbage, whose father doesn't care for her mother and doesn't love her husband, but she is bullied by her son.

When I read the synopsis, I thought it was a cool story about my aunt's rebirth. After reading it, it wasn't as fun as it looked in the synopsis. After being reborn, the heroine still had to compromise. It's just a matter of personal preference, but she still felt aggrieved.

Personally, I think if I don't want the ending to be he, why can't the heroine be the only one beautiful? If we don't talk about reconciliation, at least everyone can just show off and do a good job.

It's hard to say, the subject matter is relatively new, but the female protagonist is too aggrieved and feels like she can be bullied by the whole world. I hope the general and the male protagonist will go directly to the crematorium. That's pretty much it [awkward laugh] I can't forgive a little bit [smile]

After the heroine was reborn, she had to be submissive and had to be saved by the hero in the end. Others scolded her. After she was reborn, she didn't care about her reputation anymore. She was speechless [awkward laugh]

It's so frustrating. What kind of quarrels do the male protagonist and the general have?

Looking forward to the next transition, I hope Shen's crematorium

The male protagonist is actually the second-married general who is about to turn 30. This general is still facially paralyzed and feels that he looks down on the female protagonist's character all the time. Although the heroine has been reborn, in fact she is only 17. She became a mother without pain at the age of 17, and her son is 13 years old. The key point is that the son really regards the heroine as his mother. Isn't this against harmony? Except for a big maid, the heroine has no one she can trust. Even her best friends are fake. She has no other social circle except the general's mansion. I can't imagine how she can resist in the future. There is a guard next to the hero, and he can't figure out why the heroine offended him. He seems to have never met the heroine, so he just talks bad things about the heroine in front of the general. He keeps saying that the 17-year-old heroine is stupid. If he is about the same age as his general, then what right does he, who is almost 30, have to call a 17-year-old girl stupid? Moreover, in the two previous rebirths of the heroine, something happened to the son who was killed by the general. The general did not investigate, so he thought that the matter must have something to do with the heroine, so he did not care about anything and punished him first. As a result, the heroine was reborn for the third time, and she still liked the general. The heroine fell in love with the general without doing anything good. Wang Baochuan cried when he saw it. The general's mother is also very stinky. Isn't it normal for a daughter-in-law to hate the eldest son of a concubine? She does not tell her daughter-in-law the true identity of the eldest son of a concubine, nor does she guide her. If the daughter-in-law makes a mistake, she will be punished directly. When the heroine had dinner with her son for the first time, she even sent someone to bring a pufferfish, telling the heroine that although the pufferfish was delicious, it was poisonous and asked the heroine to pick it up by herself. I really wanted the heroine to throw the pufferfish in her and her second-married son's face. The father of the heroine is also a talented man. He even beat his married daughter. He took the heroine into a side room and slapped her over, but it was okay. When the hero saw the heroine being slapped on the face, he didn't help the heroine. He just took the heroine back. Then the heroine was grateful to him and thought he was a good person. Oh my god, if I remember correctly, he is your husband. It shows that the hero didn't care about the heroine at all.

What the hell are you writing about? The heroine is a masochist. The hero is a father and son who are crazy. They suppress the heroine from the beginning to the end. If you don't know how to write, then don't write [laughter]

It's a very nervous book. I was so fucking hungry that I stayed up all night to read it. The heroine was very useless in the early stage and had many flaws that I don't know how to describe [smile]. Only the scene in the end where she personally beheaded a certain man named Jiang was a relief. The resistance to the unfair treatment of the male protagonist and stepson is to say that she is not sad whenever the maid asks the wife if she is not sad. The female protagonist has a very bumpy growth experience and has died twice. She feels sorry for the female protagonist. The comments are all about letting the female protagonist fly solo. Whenever she is attracted to the male protagonist because of physical contact, she is speechless. . . This kind of story will definitely have to deal with the male protagonist again at the end. Is he really not so different in the ending? While saying that the female protagonist has a good family, at the same time he feels that the whole world thinks that the female protagonist is trash and completely unworthy of the male protagonist, especially the male protagonist's bodyguard. He is really crazy. After all, he is also a servant. He is always rude to the female protagonist, and the male protagonist doesn't say anything either.