Ah, My Wicked Husband Only Wants to Devour His Sweet Little Side Character

I also immersed myself in dismantling CPs. Isn't it just like being a 3-year-old? It's so nice to say it [awkward laugh]

Okay, although the first world has a twist at the end, the heroine in the previous part was too frustrated. I feel that it's only fun when the heroine slaps her dad.

The person watching has his toes on the ground

The heroine is all flustered. One moment she says she never wants to see him again, and the next moment she wonders how he can pretend nothing happened. I don't know what this heroine wants to do. I don't like people with this kind of personality. I read the title and I quite like this type of novel, because the novel is fake and feels good, but this is not good at all.

If you like reading cool articles, don't read this. I'm so frustrated. Is this a quickie? I didn't catch it when I watched the first world, but I also read the introduction and thought, [What] [What] This heroine is really too useless in her acting. Oops,

I can't do it anymore. I'm a fool who can read more than dozens of chapters. I could barely endure the first world. The male protagonist pretended to be a god. But he didn't cancel the engagement after he fell in love with the female protagonist in the early stage?!!! Isn't the second world just about torturing the heroine? I've never seen such a frustrated heroine in the original book. But maybe it's because of the new author, come on

When writing a novel, you must at least distinguish between priorities, right??? In this kind of novel, the heroine is the only focus. The author doesn't give the heroine any personality charm, so what else is there to write? Oh my God, if you love the heroine, you will give her the best. It means that the heroine wants the heroine to plan for the heroine to get the heroine, instead of writing about the incompetent rage of a good-for-nothing heroine, relying entirely on the author to set up a man for the heroine to get everything. This is not loving the heroine.

It's just knowing who knows what, and the heroine is the kind of person who knows that the hero is his uncle, but refuses verbally while enjoying it. There is also the kind of person who says it's not good, but her actions don't show any bad effects at all. She goes out to a party and even wears a necklace given by him. Even though she knows it's not good, she still wears a necklace given by the male protagonist, 🤮🤮🤮🤮

It's a complete abuse of girls, oh my god, in the first chapter, the father doesn't care for the mother, and in the end, what is the mistress going to do when she is treated as an aunt [laughs awkwardly] [laughs awkwardly]. . . . The second article was even more awkward. My boyfriend was acting like that but I still tolerated my motherfuckers and even let him kiss me (and the man still had lipstick marks after the kiss). I thought I was in college but I didn't expect it was high school. Run away. My heart and lungs were like a monkey on stimulants.

I don't understand that aunts and nieces can compete with each other. [What] [What] [What] The heroine's meanness is almost overflowing. Of course, she doesn't mean to say that the aunt is not there. The coquettish character of the first heroine in the world is really uncomfortable to watch...