Transmigrating to a Deserted Island to Escape

It felt like Nangong liked Zhang Jing, but his mother didn't, so she kept irritating him and making him disgusted. Shao is a little speechless here to let Shao eat the cake... The heroine relies on and trusts her. I don't believe that the heroine has never liked her, but even if she did, she was dismissed by her mother. The second female, she is just here to pick up bargains. This matter should have nothing to do with the heroine, but now, the heroine eats more than her, and the fat is still the heroine's body, and she can still find a partner... She is the winner in life (-.-)

Don't have a plot like Brother Song chasing the female partner. . If it really happened, it would be so bloody and disgusting. As for Brother Nangong, I immediately kicked him out after I found out what he had done. However, I also feel that while the heroine "dislikes or even hates Nangong deep down", at the same time Nangong cares about her and considers her, and she doesn't refuse and even seeks help from him. I may be a little bit ugly, but it's really a bitch. Well, let's continue reading.

What the hell are those people calling the second female lead? Haven't you heard of lip death and tooth coldness? If the second female lead dies, the first female lead's soul may not be able to return, so the two of them are one body. If you say that one takes advantage of the other, I just feel bad.

It turns out that Nangong has done this kind of thing, and the heroine can still live with him harmoniously. If I leave that period, no one from that time will contact me again. Even if the old people in the family know each other, they will just go home and see each other and nod. No wonder the heroine's mother will jump when she talks about Nangong.

Why does the person below not like the heroine? . . I think the heroine is really good-tempered (don't get angry when she encounters such weird things, the female partner is here to help her off her horse and tease her) and she has the skills to help in difficult situations. After returning to her own body, she also worked hard to contact the rescuers to provide information and so on. No matter how you look at it, she is a very good normal person.

The misanthropy has set in, and the other people who are really in danger have calmed down. The heroine seems to be confused about the situation here. I really can't stand it.

I feel that Johnson is very suspicious. If I remember correctly, even if there were no survivors at the time, the murderer also fell off the cliff and was blown up to death, and then hid in a big bear skin. It may be that Johnson and Allen conspired, because it was said before that one person could not drag the suitcase, maybe two people, and then the two people put the same clothes on the body of a plane crash victim in advance, and then Allen gave false testimony and directly faked his death. After killing other people, the two of them will cooperate inside and outside, and can also create an alibi for Allen, which will be perfect. (Just my own guess)

Moore... Moore Manor... The round-headed mouse hoeing the earth... Emmmm

Help, I haven't started reading yet, but I found out that there is a person in the supporting role column who has the same name as the senior sister I have a crush on.

To be fair, it would be an unreasonable disaster for the female partner to get into trouble, and it would also be an unreasonable disaster for the heroine to have her body swapped for no apparent reason. . The two of them have the ability to hurt each other since they crossed paths, but the physical danger of the female protagonist is greater on the island. In order to prevent her from jumping over the wall, we should be more active in saving her. Why do you think it has nothing to do with the female protagonist? . Actively rescuing people should be an instinctive reaction in this situation, right?