Wu Tongtong is admiring the handsome young man when comments suddenly float before her eyes: “vicious supporting female,” “toad.” Are they talking about her? She seems to be the only young village woman here watching the male educated youth!
This “swan” is really handsome. She can’t help sneaking another look. What’s she supposed to do?
She doesn’t know why they’re calling her vicious, but looking at a handsome man isn’t a crime!
Waaah, it’s not her fault. She has no idea how just admiring a handsome man somehow led to them sharing a bed.
What? There’s a female educated-youth protagonist too?
What is she supposed to do? This educated-youth husband is pretty great. She doesn’t want to hand him over to the heroine.
This heroine really does seem to have some tricks up her sleeve!!!
If she really can’t compete, she’ll just have a pretty baby. Otherwise, she’d be losing out. He’s such a handsome man
Ke Hongzhan thinks this girl seems rather pleasing to the eye. Out here in the countryside, the food is poor and the lodgings are worse, so for now he’ll just feast his eyes.
They’ve married, they’ve slept together, and all she wants is a baby? What kind of logic is that?
No way. Not in this lifetime!
【Alternate historical setting, comments that “foretell the future,” female supporting character and male protagonist, gorgeous girl and handsome man pairing, “laid-back” heroine, ambitious top-student hero】
Not bad! I just can't figure out why the male protagonist said he doesn't like the female partner, and when Qi Shu was clearly taking care of her when she had a fever, the male protagonist still had to stay silently outside all night? It's not like I don't like it!
Not bad! I just can't figure out why the male protagonist said he doesn't like the female partner, and when Qi Shu was clearly taking care of her when she had a fever, the male protagonist still had to stay silently outside all night? It's not like I don't like it!
It's beautiful and the writing is very different.