Come On, You Said She Is the Heroine? It's Fake

[Quick travel + beautiful heroine + anti-plot routine + no fixed CP + super sweet single pet + double cleansing] Many female protagonists work hard or endure hardships, selflessly dedicate their lives to their male protagonists, and become winners in life, but is this process what they really want? Is it really something that others would envy? Should the female supporting role take the path of the female protagonist? Sorry, she can't bear the hardship. As Su Yetang, who was forced to live in various small worlds in order to break through his cultivation, after visiting the heroine's life up close, he discovered that this world is a huge Edinburgh. The novel only shows the heroine's beautiful life, but ignores the various hardships in the heroine's life, which are so painful that she almost cannot recognize them. [The yandere villain is busy raising a baby] [The heroine lets me enjoy the happiness] [Educated Youth in Poverty Alleviation Literature of the Era] [The noble little white flower in campus literature] [The philanthropic heroine in the stepmother novel] … The heroine is pregnant. None of the above heroines are her. She is just a passerby in these books. I may not write everything down, I may change it midway.