I Sent the Wrong Scripted Last Words, and My Arranged-Wife Begged for a Baby That Very Night

Although the plot is a bit cliche, it is well written. In the end, I hope that the heroine is Shen Qianyi instead of Lin Ruoxue. After all, belated love is like grass, and Shen Qianyi is the one who loves the hero from the beginning to the end, and is truly worthy of his love.

I have seen many similar novels, but the female protagonist (Lin) in this one is really smart and has never done anything irreversible. Her dialogue with Bai Yueguang (actually the male protagonist) is more about repaying a favor than out of love. There is no emotional basis in itself; the most important thing is that things are handled clearly and her butt is not crooked. Since the male protagonist is still her husband, she will stand on his side without hesitation. Compared with chasing a husband, it is more like the process of gradually falling in love with the male protagonist and finding the truth. There is no bloody plot of being backstabbed by Bai Yueguang to understand the male protagonist. Instead, he has independent thinking and sees the true face of the fake Bai Yueguang step by step. Very good, come on Just because she doesn't help the so-called Bai Yueguang to deal with her husband who is embarrassing her, it is already better than the heroine of similar novels. It is worthy of a reunion (although it is not broken). To be honest, when Lin said that the male protagonist is her husband and warned the fake Bai Yueguang not to cause trouble and keep her distance, her eyes lit up.

Author, if you write Shen as the heroine, this book will definitely be much better than writing Lin as the heroine.

If Shen was not with the male protagonist, this would be really hard to accept. 😢

It's a very good book, but I don't know why the rating is so low. This book is neither a love story (slightly sweet) nor a regret story (light abuse). It was very comfortable for me to read. In fact, there are actually a lot of details to be explored in the plot and foreshadowing (which can be sweet or sad). I wonder if the author was affected by the ratings, so the ending was a little too fast. The male protagonist is a bit conservative about relationships due to his previous life experiences. The female protagonist used to be relatively indifferent to emotions and did not realize that she liked the male protagonist. There was a male partner in the middle who pretended to be a rescuer and coerced the female protagonist, which caused some early twists and turns. In the later stage, the female protagonist discovered the problem and her IQ was online. There was no male protagonist with a knife. I personally feel that the whitewashing was very successful. The female partner is also upright and kind, has a bottom line, and has sacrificed a lot for the male protagonist, which makes people feel sympathy and regret. I feel that if the author has time, he can write a side story (parallel world) between the female partner and the male protagonist, which can appease the readers who support the female partner.

Very good, it's the ending I want to see. Unlike other people's books, all the women in the book are male protagonists! Many people say that Shen Qianyi should not have her own life, she should not have her own new life, and she should be with the male protagonist. Here I want to say to those people: You must not be the only one who likes your wife in her life. Other men may not love her less than you. So do you want your wife to share some of her love with other men? Or maybe she is with another man and dumps you, her first husband, which is the result you want?

Both the female protagonist and the male protagonist have IQs. Shen should be a love brain. He has been reborn for a long time and has never helped the male protagonist. The female protagonist's tutor should repay any kindness. She didn't target the male protagonist for business reasons in the early stage. Her character is still good. Knowing that the male protagonist is about to die, she can destroy the Lu family for the male protagonist. Shen, a love brain, is not comparable.

When I saw Shen's sad look at the end, I felt like my heart was about to break. Damn, no, Shen. He can't always be a tool. That looks a bit heartbreaking. Author, can you make Shen a little happier? I personally really like this character!

Shen doesn't want to be with He, he's a bit green

It's okay, as long as the heroine doesn't lose her mind later. Also, can there be two heroines? Can it? Can it?