Mistaking the Villain for the Hero

Su Wanwan accidentally transformed into a vicious female supporting character who was destined to be pierced by a sword and driven to pieces by the male protagonist. Su Wanwan learned the hard way and decided to bring the male protagonist back and raise him while he was still being bullied in his childhood. With this kind of kindness, the male protagonist not only did not dare to attack her, but also had to obediently offer his own opportunities! As a result, after looking over, Su Wanwan couldn't tell who was the male protagonist among three children with the same poor background, so she simply took them back together to raise them. He practiced his water-carrying skills every day, taught his eldest apprentice how to practice swordsmanship in the morning, took his second apprentice out to practice in the afternoon, and told stories to his third apprentice in the evening. He worked conscientiously as a master and never favored one over the other. As a result, none of the three apprentices were satisfied. They fought openly and secretly every day and used all kinds of tricks to compete for favor. Su Wanwan was busy balancing the relationship between the three apprentices every day, and had to observe who was the male lead! Observing over and over again, why does it seem that none of the three apprentices is the male protagonist? Su Wanwan panicked and went through all the trouble to find the male protagonist and bring him back to raise him. So, the three apprentices went dark together... Purpose: redeem each other and protect each other