
The Female Lead Falls for the Second Male Lead
女主爱上男配
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 153k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
51Chapters
345Favorites
8.0Score
117Nutrient gifts
11.8kClicks per chapter
52Comments
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I don't mind everyone watching. The process of getting along with the male and female protagonists is too awkward. The male supporting actor also has a weird personality. It looks like a story written by an elementary school student. It's a mess.
How stupid does the author have to be to write such an article? . . What the hell... It's a pity that I can't lose
My dear, you must be still young! The people you wrote about are not called rich men, they are just a few mad dogs biting everywhere! There is no quality from beginning to end, please read more articles written by great masters! Come on!
I feel so baffled! The previous psychological description also said that this man wanted to protect the things his mother left behind at home, but now he said that his mother was not good to him.
Except that the names of the male and female protagonists have an inexplicable non-mainstream vibe, the rest are pretty good╮(╯▽╰)╭
I'm interested in the word "imprisonment" in the copy!
La la la la, make up the points, make up the points~ Spread the flowers obediently!
The original heroine was a fool, so her current behavior of paying out of her own pocket is not a fool? If he likes to break windows, his father should punish him. The heroine moves out as soon as possible and cries in front of his father before moving out: I have never seen a man break other people's windows at will and break into a girl's room. This house is even more unsafe than the outside. Originally, such a disrespectful guy should have his parents whip him into obedience, and the heroine has to help him cover up. How far has he gone? Are you saving for Holy Mother points?
The heroine obviously already knew the situation, why didn't she say that she would move out independently? Isn't it better to "stay at home" in someone else's house? Besides, the heroine should have been an adult before she was married. Now she has a conflict with the cheap aunt's stepson. Wouldn't moving out also save her aunt the dilemma?
Baahaha Yunshanghahaha, how much hatred does she have against her parents?