(Spoiler-filled comments + Military marriage + Secret crush + Childhood sweethearts + Game System + Brutal revenge and face-slapping)
An Lan had a strange dream.
She dreamed she got her wish and married the educated youth from her village, only to end up with her family destroyed and everyone dead.
When she woke, strange words called “comments” floated before her eyes.
So she was just a supporting female character in a novel?
And a vicious one who stole someone else’s love, which was why she ended up with such a tragic fate.
Looking at the torrent of insults in the comments, An Lan raised an eyebrow.
She turned around, snatched the spatial treasure, and married an officer.
A lovesick supporting character? Not even a dog would do it!
As for the so-called hero and heroine?
They could go live their miserable lives, scraping by on tears and bran. She wanted to see what kind of life those “main characters” could manage without her throwing herself at them!
But the comments had to be joking, right? They said the young man from the neighboring Huo family had secretly loved her since childhood. But with how cold he was, how could she possibly tell??
One big wolf dog: “Yes! My darling wife finally noticed me. I can finally be promoted to the official position!”
Comments: “Tsk, tsk, tsk... Look at the second male lead. Oh, no, he’s the male lead now. Just look at how pathetically eager he is!!”
The heroine is inexplicably confused that her brother is about to adopt someone else's child. She is speechless. She helps her brother and sister-in-law get together just to adopt a child. The heroine also picked up a child and she doesn't know if she will raise it...
The barrage of comments criticizes the female protagonist from the beginning, why don't they criticize the scumbag man and scumbag woman [laughs awkwardly] What's the use of space?
Oh, it's great to be a man. Even though I have ignored my daughter for several years, letting her be beaten and scolded by others, not having enough to eat or even having better clothes, making my daughter almost wander like a beggar. Even though many people came to advise me that my daughter was living a miserable life, I pretended not to see it. I just gave me a little money every month and could immerse myself in my own world with peace of mind. I also resented my daughter for killing my wife and passed the blame on a baby. Isn't it you who killed your wife? Where did you come from to resent your daughter? Where were you when your wife had a difficult delivery? Did you pay good attention to your wife's body when she was pregnant? If you paid more attention to your wife, would your wife have a difficult delivery? When you are excited, you don't care about anything and you become immersed in your deep love. You don't care about your children anymore and you become immersed in missing your deceased wife. If your wife were still alive, she would hate you!! Then a vicious nanny is arranged to deflect the man's fault, and everything seems to be the fault of the vicious nanny 😂 😂, and everything is caused by the man. At this time, a woman is brought in to bear all the infamy, and then the man changes his mind and ends up living together beautifully. So what if they are happy in the future?? Don't the past pains count? This kind of man is the most disgusting. As long as he pays attention to it once, his daughter will not be so miserable. This kind of man does not deserve happiness!!!
It's so outrageous. A period novel is written about a homosexual, and then the heroine tells the hero not to have any opinions about his brother and to let the hero accept it.
I've read more than 40 chapters so far and it looks okay, but I haven't seen them getting a marriage certificate. Do they not need to get a marriage certificate??
It's beautiful. The relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is so sweet.
Nice! Come on
So far so good, thank you to the author, it's very interesting
The male protagonist went for a sterilization operation without saying hello. He felt it was too much and unforgivable. Whether or not to have a child is a matter between two people.