Luckily, It Was Her

Is there a female protagonist's perspective? Want to know if she is slow or simply doesn't like the male lead? Is there just no better choice? I also feel that she is not a vain and money-loving girl, so why did she have to marry Cheng Dawei in the first place? Is it because you want to escape from the countryside? It can't be that she likes Cheng Dawei [covering face and laughing] After all, she broke up with a male protagonist with superior conditions because of Cheng Dawei.

It would be great if this book was on a certain pink platform. The speed is so fast that I get tired of it.

😣 Come back and tell me who you are! It's so pretty ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [picking your brain] [picking your brain]

Will there be a side story? I feel like the male protagonist will start to crawl in darkness again after seeing Xuan Bao who is so energetic.

The baby girl is really cute, honest and a little slow, but she loves life and is calm and not humble...[Purple Sugar]kswl

Finally, I have a perspective to experience those male protagonists who are doing this and that with their mistresses... It's so cool for our heroine to have a fiancé and a little wolf dog🌈🌈🌈

I feel like the mistress hasn't shown her charm yet and I don't like it very much.

It's so short, so short! XX I still want to read Xuanxuan's story

What? There should be a male protagonist's perspective, right? The little star's behavior hasn't started yet, right? Wouldn't it be gone?

Will you update it today?