[Space] + [Threading Books] + [Rebirth] + [Passenger Eats Melon] + [Farming]
In his previous life, Xu Wuyou was taken advantage of because he liked someone, and finally died in the cold drinking water.
After returning from rebirth, Xu Wuyou finally understood that she was originally a passer-by in a novel about strong women of the era. The person she liked was the second male lead. Because she liked the second male lead, she always opposed the female lead and turned into a vicious female supporting character.
In this life, she no longer fights against the heroine, and she also stops caring about the second male lead.
She wants to use the space on the farm to make a good living, and work hard to get into college and go home to live with her family.
Unexpectedly, the second male lead she was no longer attracted to in this life came to her door.
That night, Xu Wuyou had just finished thanking the friend who had helped him. When he opened the door, he saw the second man sitting on a stool, wearing a white shirt. The shirt was rolled up on his arms, exposing the veins.
He walked towards Xu Wuyou step by step and asked patiently.
"Wouyou, why don't you look at me?"
There is cp! There is cp! There is cp!
The heroine grows from an ordinary girl to an outstanding girl.
It will be a bit like chasing his wife in the crematorium, but the male protagonist has never done anything sorry to the female protagonist in his previous life! The male protagonist never liked the original female protagonist!
Reader comments
It's very interesting, funny and heart-warming, and the plot doesn't drag on. Highly recommended!
Anyway, I like watching it
It's okay, but why is there no explanation of the accommodation conditions of the heroine's educated youth? Is it a room for one person? Are there so many houses here? There are also no details about the number of educated youths.
It's very interesting, funny and heart-warming, and the plot doesn't drag on. Highly recommended!
Anyway, I like watching it
It's okay, but why is there no explanation of the accommodation conditions of the heroine's educated youth? Is it a room for one person? Are there so many houses here? There are also no details about the number of educated youths.