The Lovestruck Villainess Is Mind-Read, and the General Loses His Cool Every Day

I like this book and I can read it from beginning to end. Independent women are the most beautiful. Girls can hold up a sky and a world of their own. It's nice to be alone! After four years of wrong love, I realized that things are changeable and people are prone to change. Love yourself well, keep your heart and do what you like.

Finally there is an ending where the male and female protagonists are not together. Support. Support.

The heroine's life was miserable from beginning to end. The hero's family could hear the heroine's voice. They believed everything that had nothing to do with the original heroine. They complained about the original heroine's viciousness, so they were selectively suspicious and did not believe the heroine. The facts were all before their eyes and they still didn't believe it. Whenever the heroine and the original heroine confront each other, the hero's family will favor the original heroine, so the hero says he likes the heroine. I don't know why. Fortunately, the result is good. Through her own efforts, the heroine can live the life she wants, and she is beautiful in the end.

After reading more than a hundred chapters at the beginning, I really couldn't stand some parts. Some words were repeated over and over again in one page. It was really unbearable. Although I skipped through the later chapters to see what made me angry, but after skipping to the last chapter and seeing that they were not together, I simply gave the author a thumbs up. Really, no matter how much the previous plot made me nauseous and irritating, the final ending was what I wanted. I was very happy that they were not together. Very nice. I would be even happier if another prince regrets, regrets, regrets, and has a tragic inner journey of regrets and regrets.

The author is great, her writing style is very good, the plot has ups and downs, and the characters are also unhappy. This is also the best ending for them. The heroine has already broken that women cannot serve as officials in the court, and the male protagonist finally chooses to fulfill her. The author is great. I want to watch the extra to know if the heroine is married.

Pig brain prince ha

The most sensible heroine I have ever seen

That's it, come on

I liked it, so I accused the female protagonist of being more rational and smarter than the male protagonist. In the end, I slapped the male protagonist in the face before even getting together with him.

Come on, come on, come on