This is an extra chapter for a villainess story. Since Xue has repeatedly stopped updating without warning, I've opened a separate story as compensation for everyone.
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Another point is that you said Tu left Bai Che and ran away. I think it is impossible for her to stay in Baijia after becoming a sister in the salon. In addition, her cousin brought someone with her at that time, so her first reaction must have been to follow him. It was too late to react later. As for the child and Bai Che begging her not to leave, I guess it was revenge. Who made Bai Che not trust her for more than ten years? You know that more than ten years can drive a person crazy.
So I think it's a little bit that the heroine comes back later to take revenge. . .
However, the heroine really has only two choices for her sister-in-law. One is to ask Ge Duo to care about her sister-in-law and stop her from being jealous and harming others. At the same time, the heroine should restrain herself and give up the house. However, the sister-in-law has problems herself and will push her too far. This method is not advisable. The second is the author's approach, but there is no need to force the sister-in-law to death (of course, Tu's father is too famous). Although there is a risk of letting the tiger return to the mountain, in short, the sister-in-law is pitiful and hateful, and no method is right unless she has a thorough understanding and a good attitude.
According to the author's thinking, Mrs. Tu was originally on good terms with her cousin, but this kind of person ate the food in the bowl and looked at the food in the pot, and felt that Bai Che was good. Originally, Bai Che was very charming, but Bai Che was not good to her, so Tu felt that her cousin was better after her relationship cheated. Then I think it's normal. Bai Che is indeed too much. However, when the heroine died in the previous life, the author said that the sister-in-law killed the heroine because the heroine broke up her cousin. That is very contradictory. It is obvious that Tu was jealous of Bai Che and loved the heroine. I am very confused about the above and hope the author can answer it. Also, because your article is locked, I had to post it here as an extra.
I think it's normal for Tu Jieyu to do this. Bai Che really ignores his wife and wants my husband-in-law to only have one woman in his heart. In his eyes, he can't stand others even if they ignore me. So I think her sister-in-law actually loved Bai Che, but Bai Che failed to live up to Tu's love. I think there should be another reason for Tu to kill the heroine instead of breaking up the cousin, which I find very baffling. After all, we are both women. If I marry someone like Bai Che in the future, I will be jealous even if I only care about my sister.
The author wants to return. . .
Author Come back soon. . .
. . . After waiting for so long, it's finally updated again
When will the next extra episode be updated?
Beautifully written, looking forward to updates!
There are many deviations from the original text. . . Was it written by one person?
What about the extra. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Is this considered compensation if I bought it before? The author is too much. Is this the rhythm of annual updates?
Another point is that you said Tu left Bai Che and ran away. I think it is impossible for her to stay in Baijia after becoming a sister in the salon. In addition, her cousin brought someone with her at that time, so her first reaction must have been to follow him. It was too late to react later. As for the child and Bai Che begging her not to leave, I guess it was revenge. Who made Bai Che not trust her for more than ten years? You know that more than ten years can drive a person crazy. So I think it's a little bit that the heroine comes back later to take revenge. . . However, the heroine really has only two choices for her sister-in-law. One is to ask Ge Duo to care about her sister-in-law and stop her from being jealous and harming others. At the same time, the heroine should restrain herself and give up the house. However, the sister-in-law has problems herself and will push her too far. This method is not advisable. The second is the author's approach, but there is no need to force the sister-in-law to death (of course, Tu's father is too famous). Although there is a risk of letting the tiger return to the mountain, in short, the sister-in-law is pitiful and hateful, and no method is right unless she has a thorough understanding and a good attitude.
According to the author's thinking, Mrs. Tu was originally on good terms with her cousin, but this kind of person ate the food in the bowl and looked at the food in the pot, and felt that Bai Che was good. Originally, Bai Che was very charming, but Bai Che was not good to her, so Tu felt that her cousin was better after her relationship cheated. Then I think it's normal. Bai Che is indeed too much. However, when the heroine died in the previous life, the author said that the sister-in-law killed the heroine because the heroine broke up her cousin. That is very contradictory. It is obvious that Tu was jealous of Bai Che and loved the heroine. I am very confused about the above and hope the author can answer it. Also, because your article is locked, I had to post it here as an extra.
I think it's normal for Tu Jieyu to do this. Bai Che really ignores his wife and wants my husband-in-law to only have one woman in his heart. In his eyes, he can't stand others even if they ignore me. So I think her sister-in-law actually loved Bai Che, but Bai Che failed to live up to Tu's love. I think there should be another reason for Tu to kill the heroine instead of breaking up the cousin, which I find very baffling. After all, we are both women. If I marry someone like Bai Che in the future, I will be jealous even if I only care about my sister.
The author wants to return. . .
Author Come back soon. . .
. . . After waiting for so long, it's finally updated again When will the next extra episode be updated?
Beautifully written, looking forward to updates!
There are many deviations from the original text. . . Was it written by one person?
What about the extra. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Is this considered compensation if I bought it before? The author is too much. Is this the rhythm of annual updates?