At Seventy, the Disfigured Villainess Uses a System to Make a Stunning Comeback

The heroine is a semi-meaningful little wife. The male protagonist comes to the rescue at all points, while the female protagonist is both naive and fun-loving. She almost died or was raped several times, but the male protagonist had to come to her rescue at the last moment. Secondly, she worked as an assistant and nanny. Even Professor Bai's ex-wife came to scold her, but she remained unmoved and lived in the divorced professor's house (she had enough money to rent a house at the time). Although the professor never came home, is this appropriate? Let's talk about it? Finally, there is not much difference between her and the previous heroine. It's just that all the men who loved the heroine in the previous life fell in love with her 🙂 You read that right, every male partner fell in love with her.

It's okay. The heroine is calm, smart, and decisive. She's not rash or confrontational. She knows how to leverage her own strength and send her adoptive parents to jail. It's not unexpected that she becomes more beautiful. The male protagonist is also very good. He's not a superficial person. He's liked the heroine since he was disfigured. It's exciting to seize opportunities later.

The further you look at it, the better it gets, especially when it comes to grabbing male partners. The male protagonist just mentioned that they were on a blind date, and there is nothing dirty about it. I don't think there is a character problem. The female protagonist is quite cute. Although she has a system, she is not omnipotent. She always relies on her IQ to win. Good reviews

Thank you all for reading and discussing! A unified explanation of the questions raised by everyone: 1. The male protagonist's previous blind date was just a meeting, there was no confirmed relationship, and there was no emotional entanglement; after being together with the female protagonist, he devoted himself wholeheartedly, the whole process was 1v1, and there was no ambiguous pull. 2. The heroine wears the body of the original owner and inherits all the suffering and fate of the original owner. This compensation was fought for by the heroine in this life. If the heroine had not passed through it, the original owner would have met a tragic end. 3. The heroine grows up step by step. She does not want to become omnipotent as soon as the golden finger is opened. She focuses on slowly counterattacking with wisdom and system. 4. Regarding the nanny section that everyone mentioned, my early description was not clear enough. Thank you for your criticism. I will pay attention to avoid it in subsequent creations. The core of this book is the heroine's counterattack and growth. Friends who like time travel books and system counterattacks can continue reading. Thank you for your tolerance.

If you are single for two lifetimes, of course you need to find a man who is both physically and mentally clean.

The heroine won't accept second-hand men, right? The heroine has been single for two lifetimes, and being beautiful alone is better than accepting second-hand men.

The male protagonist is not good enough for the female protagonist, and he is looking for so many blind dates.

It's okay, she doesn't hold back her anger, her own mother also slapped her in the face

Better, the characters are vivid.

The plot progresses quickly, good reviews!