I Played the Villainess, but Became the Male Lead's Unforgettable Love

The male and female protagonists are very novel, and the male protagonist is: a dictator who has (real) colorful flags fluttering on the outside but wants the female protagonist to be the only one, and who relies on his talents and arrogance. Character of the heroine: A thousand-year-old king and an eighty-thousand-year-old turtle, a super-powerful ninja who traveled through the Tomato Book series but was picked on by others. Isn't it very novel? In general Baozong stories, the colorful flags outside the male protagonist may not be real, it may just be a misunderstanding, but this male protagonist is different. And the heroine, it was the first time she saw a cross-dressing character being manipulated. Logically speaking, the child should not be a threat to her. After all, from her perspective, the child existed before the cross-dressing, and the child had a bad attitude towards her. She could just cling to the identity of a rich wife and live happily with the hero's money, but the heroine is different. The female protagonist was threatened and suppressed by the male protagonist throughout the whole process, and she was so aggrieved that it was not as enjoyable as the original protagonist going crazy all day long. Isn't it very novel? No loss in investing! Recommended for people with low blood pressure!

It's very beautiful. I like the heroine's sobriety, independence, kindness and integrity. The author writes it very well. I think the best way to rate a book highly is to read the author's other books while waiting for updates, which is the case with this one. I think it's time for the heroine to wake up. It's best to let the author dress up as the heroine. Haha, author, you are really good at torturing me. I hate you.

The update is too slow, which somewhat affects the mood of reading the book. I suggest the author work hard to update a few more episodes every time. It's been so many episodes and the male protagonist still hasn't found out that he has been divorced. This is a bit contemptuous of the reader's intelligence. I suggest that the protagonist be informed as soon as possible that he has been divorced.

Ah, can you take Xiao Qian away and live a happy life together without those two little boys? Or maybe you can reform your younger brother and take away your younger brother and sister together! If there were no brother, the younger siblings would have stayed with their mother long ago [angry][angry] I'm so angry that the male protagonist, when will the male protagonist chase his wife? I really want to touch the male protagonist's mouth [angry] [angry] Can't his words and actions be consistent? I thank you.

Can the male and female protagonists Be [smile][smile][smile]

It's very interesting. After the heroine woke up, she found that she had an unharmonious home and a somewhat disgusted husband. She did not divorce directly, nor did she say that she would compensate the children for maternal love immediately. Instead, she tried to manage the marriage. After all, the three children gradually improved their relationship. If you know what your child is thinking, you can be more positive! In novels, hundreds of thousands of dollars of clothing will be discarded when it gets dirty. It is too luxurious. That is, if the clothes are dirty, they are sent directly to the waiter. This plot... Also means that the waiter can only pick up the clothes if she is the original heroine.

I read more than 80 chapters, which were a bit interesting but confused. Suddenly I wanted to read the comments and see the next plot direction. I saw the male protagonist was disfigured, lost his memory, and was controlled by the plot and fell in love with the female counterpart... I went to watch the finale. The female protagonist lived in a small town for two years and then went back... The eldest son couldn't believe it when he returned... These memes are all amazing. Let the next netizens read the five-star reviews.

Super good-looking, I like Xiao Wan, but my husband is too mute. He reports to Wan Wan when there are things he doesn't agree with, and he also uses the people Xiao Wan cares about to stimulate her. He simply pushes Xiao Wan away. I hope the author will torture the male protagonist a lot, but he is so stubborn that he deserves to chase his wife to the crematorium.

It's really good-looking (in terms of plot and characterization), and the characters of each child are well-drawn. Although the children were a bit unlikable in the early stage, it's undeniable that it's really good-looking, but the only thing is that the plot is a bit too slow (I think, don't complain if you don't like it). The male protagonist hasn't gotten rid of the control of the plot yet. What I'm seeing now is torturing each other, which makes me feel very uncomfortable. I feel that even if it's about torture, the chapters are enough. If I keep writing like this, I'll run out of goodwill towards the male protagonist. Please leave the original plot and let the family get along well! ! ! Stop tormenting each other! ! ! ! ! !

It's good to watch. I really want to know when the heroine will leave and get divorced. Why is she still so entangled?