I’m Both the Wicked Supporting Character and the Abstinent Villain’s Darling

I'll tell you the absolute truth, no beating around the bush, the most practical, the most relatable, without any jargon, the clearest, the most accurate, easy to understand, crystal clear, thoroughly explained, and in one sentence, it will completely enlighten you: It's so good, OK? This is such an amazing piece of writing by Klass, I have to give it a huge thumbs up!

This is my first time writing a book review... It's such a great book! I initially thought it would have a cliché plot, but after reading a few chapters, I was completely charmed by Yumi. Yumi's personality is so captivating! 😘 This is the first time I've ever seen a female lead like this! ❤️❤️ Yumi, you're the ultimate villain! 💕

It's really good! So far, aside from the female lead being a little slow-witted and constantly waiting for the male lead to rescue her, I hope she can gradually grow up and at least avoid getting hurt. Author, please, could you please update daily? It's so good! 😢

Absolutely gorgeous! So beautiful! 🥺 Men get their periods after watching it 🥺 Women go crazy after watching it 👍 This is the nemesis of depression 😎 It's the alarm clock for those in a vegetative state 😭 So cute that tears streamed down my face, forming a tidal wave like the Qiantang River 😲 So cool 🥰 God is my rose, illuminating my dark life and giving meaning to my world 😊 I ran, I jumped, I…

To be honest, I clicked in by chance, but I was surprised to find the older woman/younger woman dynamic so appealing, something I used to find somewhat off-putting. I think it's probably because the author portrayed the female lead quite well, giving her a strong sense of agency. Ah... Why does the female lead's loss of power become more and more pronounced as the story progresses? It's starting to feel like a male-oriented novel (personal opinion).

It's really good! I love the female lead's personality; she's incredibly cute, but also so pitiful because of what happened to her as a child. I've read so many orphanage stories before, but I've never felt this heartbroken. Also, the author's writing is absolutely divine! The male lead is totally my daddy!

It's really not a lot, but honestly, it's incredibly good. Yumi is someone who doesn't understand love. Before, in the ABO world and the orphanage, she was constantly in an environment of insecurity and extreme fear. She learned to protect herself, and she did very well in that environment (I've read about chapter 22, but the author's writing and character development are excellent! ~~Worth it!!!)

I'll tell you in the most straightforward, direct, and blunt way that this book is absolutely amazing!!! The male lead is practically a daddy, he's turned our little Youmi into such a wonderful person! The emotional parts are so intense! And the author's previous works are also great. I'm giving this a huge shout-out, boss, please update more frequently!

I cried! Author, who am I to you? I absolutely love this kind of "training and nurturing" story! It's totally daddy-like (not in an awkward way), the male lead's character is absolutely awesome! It's different from typical nurturing stories because the male lead is more prone to fantasizing about good food, which is quite refreshing.

This book totally hit my sweet spot! The mild physical punishment, and Zongzheng Chuan's controlling, possessive, and doting attitude towards Yumi, all struck me right away. I also really like Yumi's personality. Although I'm just a reader, the author and I have completely the same tastes! 😋😋😋😋