[Eighties Transmigration Into a Book] [Pocket Dimension] [Face-Slapping] [Raising Kids] [Everyone's Favorite] [Transmigrated Novel Character Versus Reborn Woman] [Bright and Alluring Heroine Versus Hero Who Seems Aloof but Is Actually a Love-Struck Fool]
Wen Nuo, a renowned specialist in men's health, opened her eyes to find the screen filled with comments. They said she was a supporting character who had abandoned her powerful husband, who loved her dearly, listened to her scumbag father and mother and her adopted sister, and drove her own son to become a villain and ruin his life.
She didn't want to ruin her life, so after draining her family of their savings, she decisively took her son to find her husband.
At his military post in the far northwest, the hero stood six-foot-three, with a six-pack and a cold, abstinent air. He was exactly her type.
Unfortunately, the first thing he said was that he wanted a divorce. No matter. She was determined to win him over, no matter how tough he was.
Huo Xingxiao knew his wife didn't like him. After five years of living apart, he finally agreed to divorce her.
But she had changed. Every day, she found new ways to seduce him, her figure alluring and graceful, her skin so soft it looked like it would yield to a touch.
From then on, he often dreamed of Wen Nuo's soft body nestled against his chest, her tender lips gently biting his throat as she murmured, "I want my husband to take care of me."
He lay awake night after night. Then he heard she was going to treat a big shot from Beicheng for infertility. He abandoned his usual cold restraint, pushed her onto the bed with a wounded look, eyes glistening and throat bobbing. "Nuonuo... Don't touch him. Touch me... Take care of me."
Later, the viewers watching the comments were stunned as the notorious Wen Nuo treated patients, conducted research, helped everyone get rich, and became everyone's favorite.
Um, the original heroine has acted like a monster so many times, but nothing major has happened so far. I feel like the heroine has to deal with all kinds of monsters from the original heroine every time, and she has a feeling of embarrassment that the bad guys can't be eliminated. The male protagonist looks like an afterthought, and every time the heroine is wronged, he slowly comes around, and then he comes and has no effect. It doesn't matter if he acts as a monster a few times and is finally punished. It seems really aggrieved that the original heroine acts like a monster over and over again.
Ahhhhhhhhh