Wrongly Entangled with a Madman: The Vicious Supporting Female Lead Just Wants to Save Herself

The first part was quite good, and the plot was relatively novel. I liked the second male lead better. He was very charming. I felt that the second male lead understood the heroine best. But the second lead was too late and I didn't want to watch the rest. I can probably guess the plot behind it. I've seen too many similar ones. Now I'm going to save articles to see if the second lead will be resurrected? I feel that the heroine has worries and constraints since having a child. When the second boy gave birth, I burst into tears. The author's writing is so good and very contagious.

I like the second male lead, this is too tragic...

Ahhhhh, no, why is the second male lead dead? . .

I have reached chapter 170 so far, and I will write down some personal thoughts. Let's talk about Wang and his parents first, the heroine's ex-husband and the second male lead. Wang and the heroine got married, and the heroine became pregnant. Wang didn't know it. Nothing happened on the wedding night. Later, Wang was transferred to work and left home. After a while, the heroine said she was pregnant. The heroine's previous impression of Wang was honest, intellectual, and a bit silly. Wang's parents are educated, honest and good people. When the child was born, the heroine felt a little guilty when she saw the Wang family taking care of the child, but only a little. The Wang family took over the responsibility of taking care of the child, and Wang Momo sent the salary to the heroine. The Wang family also agreed that the heroine should go to school after confinement. The Wang family gave the heroine all the confidence to move forward bravely regardless of anything. Now it seems to the heroine that Wang knows that the child is not his, and the parents don't know. The heroine can't figure it out, but feels guilty. When the king dies later, everyone who has read the book knows that the heroine is entangled with the hero, but I don't want to talk about it. Then the Wang family's parents told the heroine that they knew from the beginning that the child was not theirs. Wang told them and said he didn't mind, but he raised it as his own. At this point, the heroine's guilt reached its peak. Here I want to talk about the love of the king. He is silent, it is freedom, respect and tolerance. The king gave the heroine everything he could give. And Wang's family gave the heroine love and support that no other family could have. The parents saw that their son liked him, and even after his son passed away, the heroine quickly got married, and she was still with the child's biological father. They knew that the child was not theirs, and they digested it by themselves at that moment, but they have not been emotional at all for so many years. This means that the moment they knew it, they digested it themselves, no matter how they digested it. Later, the heroine can move forward without hesitation. Isn't it the Wang family's recommendation and the Wang family's preference? The Wang family gave the heroine all the preferences she wanted. It had nothing to do with family ties, it was just that her son liked it, so we took good care of the heroine. Don't argue that whether the heroine is good for the Wang family or not, there is a cause and effect. The second thing is that the Wang family is fine no matter what. The heroine may not be so, if she doesn't meet the king. Children and the heroine's family of origin are all a drag. I like the Wang family, the heroine, and the heroine's daughter. I would only read female-oriented novels if I like the female protagonist. The Wang family is so nice that it's almost unreal. The first daughter is the daughter of the heroine, and the second daughter was raised by the Wang family. I hope everyone is well and that my daughter doesn't have to worry about gains and losses. The male protagonist... Well, how should I put it? The comparison is too harsh, whether it is the male protagonist or his family, please see for yourself! It doesn't matter whether the ending is he or be. The male protagonist and the twin sons are not my favorite characters. I respect how the author wrote the ending. I just don't favor them.

Wang Simian died 😢 Will he be resurrected later? I hope Wang Mingzhu will always be Wang Mingzhu

(Ahem...) Friends, allow me to shout out and don't miss it if you pass by. Force, deception, her escaping and him chasing... It's all what you want.

The first part was pretty good, but I felt it was a pity that the second male lead was written off.

For the first time, I have a deep understanding of what Bai Yueguang is. Wang Simian is really a very, very good person. It is a pity that he is offline. The Wang family's parents are really good and treat our heroine as their own daughter. Even if they later found out that Mingzhu is not the granddaughter of the Wang family, they did not blame the heroine. The if line between Bai Yueguang and the heroine is a bit too short and not enough to watch.

Everyone is growing up. It's a rare good book from Tomato. The male protagonist is quite good. The early stage is average, but the later stage is really good. The design of the second male lead really made me cry, but I don't think I need to give a low score to the female protagonist because of a man. The female protagonist in this article has always been very good. Why? I was afraid of being forced from many aspects, so I made some changes because of the pressure. The inner core has never changed. I stick to myself very much, and the heroine in the later period has been insisting on improving herself. The growth environment in the early stage is really impossible. I love the heroine so much, the heroine is great, and I will always be happy!!! Pearl is also great

It's quite good-looking. The heroine is very smart and independent. From her point of view, I can understand her choice. The male protagonist also woke up in the later period and made some changes. Although he still hopes to be a he, can I ask for a whappy ending 🥺