A woman.
She went out, just like any other day.
She had the bad luck to get into a car accident.
And the good luck to transmigrate.
She was incredibly lucky to discover she had a handsome husband.
And extraordinarily lucky to discover she was pretty, too.
The heroine stared at herself in the mirror, confused.
"I'm obviously beautiful, so why doesn't my husband like me?"
The author says, "There's a reason for everything."
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P.S. New chapter every day.
Can I manage it?
Scratching my head...
Maybe? Possibly? Perhaps?
Sigh. I'll do my best...
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"I stared at the almost perfect face in front of me, and my heart beat faster and faster."… The most outrageous thing is this kind of nymphomaniac body…
It's very interesting, but I feel like the heroine is a bit pretentious. It would be better if there were extras.
It's pretty good, but I feel like the heroine is a bit pretentious. It would be better if there were extras.
The writing is straightforward and the plot is cliché. But very nice.
It would be nice to have another extra episode! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Alas~~~~~~~It's over like this, I'm still a bit unfinished! ! ! ! ! Let's write a side story about Ryan
It seems a little bit anticlimactic! But I really like the author's writing!
Although I very much hoped that Ivy and Rhine could be together at first, I suddenly sympathized with Herring. Why is the second male lead always so miserable? Wow...
How long was that? I really want to see the ending! Looking forward, looking forward, looking forward to it!!
If the heroine continues like this, it will seem contrived. The misunderstanding between men and women mentioned earlier is too shallow. The relationship between the hero and the heroine changes too quickly. From falling in love with the heroine to getting engaged to her cousin, I feel it is too abrupt. There should be a transformation process. After all, no matter how good the acting is, Players will also have a period of emotional transformation. Lahine is not a person with many cities in his heart. Such role-playing is too unrealistic. Furthermore, the heroine's personality is not distinctive enough and she feels a bit white. She falls in love with the hero too quickly! And I haven't seen her show any affection for the male protagonist for a long time. I feel that it's not love, but a characteristic of a young bird! No matter what, the author persisted in writing so much, and his spirit is commendable!
Anyway, I still hope it will be a HE ending. As I get older, I don't like watching sadistic stories. I always feel that there is some conspiracy behind going to Gedun. Did Herring and Devin drag Elvira there to protect her? Emma hopes that everyone will live well, and Devin is also very sad.
"I stared at the almost perfect face in front of me, and my heart beat faster and faster."… The most outrageous thing is this kind of nymphomaniac body…
It's very interesting, but I feel like the heroine is a bit pretentious. It would be better if there were extras.
It's pretty good, but I feel like the heroine is a bit pretentious. It would be better if there were extras.
The writing is straightforward and the plot is cliché. But very nice.
It would be nice to have another extra episode! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Alas~~~~~~~It's over like this, I'm still a bit unfinished! ! ! ! ! Let's write a side story about Ryan
It seems a little bit anticlimactic! But I really like the author's writing!
Although I very much hoped that Ivy and Rhine could be together at first, I suddenly sympathized with Herring. Why is the second male lead always so miserable? Wow...
How long was that? I really want to see the ending! Looking forward, looking forward, looking forward to it!!
If the heroine continues like this, it will seem contrived. The misunderstanding between men and women mentioned earlier is too shallow. The relationship between the hero and the heroine changes too quickly. From falling in love with the heroine to getting engaged to her cousin, I feel it is too abrupt. There should be a transformation process. After all, no matter how good the acting is, Players will also have a period of emotional transformation. Lahine is not a person with many cities in his heart. Such role-playing is too unrealistic. Furthermore, the heroine's personality is not distinctive enough and she feels a bit white. She falls in love with the hero too quickly! And I haven't seen her show any affection for the male protagonist for a long time. I feel that it's not love, but a characteristic of a young bird! No matter what, the author persisted in writing so much, and his spirit is commendable!
Anyway, I still hope it will be a HE ending. As I get older, I don't like watching sadistic stories. I always feel that there is some conspiracy behind going to Gedun. Did Herring and Devin drag Elvira there to protect her? Emma hopes that everyone will live well, and Devin is also very sad.