The Buddhist Supporting Character's Daily Life Raising Kids (Quick Transmigration)
佛系女配的养崽日常（快穿）
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Aren't you heartless? Will you still be soft-hearted?
The heroine is soft-hearted after just meeting her? It's really a bit confusing. After all, in his last life, he was sent to the cold palace for the punishment that day.
The emperor can be regarded as the enemy of the original owner! After all, he believed and executed the guard without finding out clearly, and sent the original owner to the cold palace. He was wronged and he was also a part of the original owner's tragedy. The heroine's mission is to support the original owner's enemies. It's strange that it makes people uncomfortable.
It has nothing to do with raising cubs at all.
If your personality changes, can it be changed seventy-two times?
What happened to the heroine so far? Is the male protagonist reborn? I also want to read a tender story where the heroine supports the hero, or the heroine stabilizes the world for the hero...
Not raising cubs? It feels weird. The male protagonist has an inscrutable look on his face, and the female protagonist also has an inscrutable look on her face.
The original heroine's maid, who was quite young, dared to inquire about the content of her lady's letter, and the original heroine actually told her. Is this appropriate? It should be said that she is worthy of being the heroine of Kohahara!
The more I look at this prince, the more he dislikes me. He seems to be doing the male protagonist a favor, but in fact he seems to be aloof and doesn't take the male protagonist seriously. He doesn't have that kind of surrendering respect. He always goes beyond the male protagonist and acts according to his own wishes. Does he really treat the male protagonist as an emperor and a master?
This prince seems to be one of the people who bullied the original owner. Doesn't the heroine need to seek revenge from him? Among the people currently appearing, except for the original owner's personal maid, none of them are worthy of the original owner. They have all humiliated the original owner overtly or covertly. It always feels so depressing to live in peace with them.