[System | Supporting Female Character | Pregnant | Both Chaste | Not a Transmigration Into a Book Story, Native to the Original Novel]
Shu Meng is a supporting female character in a novel. The System orders her to seduce the second male lead and advance the romance between the male and female leads.
After six months of relentless effort,
The good news: she got the guy.
The bad news: the guy was the male lead.
The insane news: she was pregnant with his child.
Shu Meng feels the sky is falling. The plot has gone off track, her mission has failed, and the main System is going to erase her.
Shu Meng doesn't want to die, so she has no choice but to break up with the male lead.
He ties her hands together and warns her dangerously, “My bed isn't for just anyone. If you dare bring up breaking up, I'll tie you up like this and keep you here forever.”
Shu Meng: Is this really a proper male lead? Is this really a proper novel?
With no other choice, Shu Meng throws a pregnancy termination form at him and flees with the baby.
The moment she lands, countless bodyguards surround her.
The male lead approaches in a black trench coat, backlit, his whole presence radiating a bone-chilling warning to stay away. His piercing gaze locks onto her panicked figure, as if he has caught his prey trying to escape.
“Darling, where are you going with my baby?”
“Be good. We're going home.”
Is this book abusing the heroine? The heroine's living environment has shaped her character. Except for one or two people who are sincere, the rest have their own agenda. The heroine is about to be depressed. Should she let the hero save her? Can the heroine be tougher and not be so soft and be pushed around? Even though the setting is like this, can the heroine not be so helpless?
Lightning protection... I spent an hour reading this female abuse novel... I regret it so much...
Pure abuse of women Is it realistic for the heroine to survive being treated like this every day? After living like this and still being afraid of death, that's awesome
Since the author has always emphasized that the real heroine is the original character in the book (not a character in the book), can you stop abusing her? Can you refer to the next door, where the male protagonist and the female protagonist cooperate to kill the system? The novels and short plays next door tell us that the system can be counterattacked. Even if the heroine is really wiped out, she can still use the core of the system to reshape her body! Unless the author really treats the heroine as a stepdaughter and abuses her
Very, very beautiful, very very attractive, keep adding more updates, the author is great 😘