My Neighbor and Archenemy Is the Villainess from a Book

Thinking about it and looking back, I am speechless =_= I found someone saying that This article is idealistic enough, and the reality should be more like the situation in the dream, where the two of them completely missed it. Is it thunder to have children? I really don't dare to think about what will happen to a young girl whose family is bankrupt. Just like that, she blossoms beautifully. Isn't such a person more worthy of love? Doesn't it mean that this article can still be recalled after so many years? Welcome to take a look at the story of these two people. Please support us a lot.

It's a bit of a surprise for those who will watch it later. I personally think it's quite a bit of a surprise. It is not stated clearly in the whole article, but it is basically hinted that one of the heroines (Shou) is unclean and has a child, and she has kept it secret from the other heroine (Gong) all the time, and has been fostering it with Gong. Throughout the whole article, Gong thinks that the child was picked up, and Shou is so good to the child because he likes her.

After watching it, I felt Shan's participation in the whole plot was too little, and he paid so much. I missed it when I was watching and didn't see the child's life experience. I found out I picked it up after reading the comments. It would be ridiculous if the children really paid, there are so many hidden bills. It doesn't matter whether you are clean or unclean, but if you don't talk about your ex-husband and children, you are completely treating your lover as a fool. In short, I found the plot of the next dozens of chapters very interesting at first, but later I discovered that Shan was only online after falling in love. I wrote these suspenseful plots, but in the end I was left with Dan Dan as an outsider. It was a pity for me in the end. I prefer that both Nian Huai'an and Xiao Yun can participate in the plot. Shan's dad is very handsome, I wish Shan himself was so handsome. It is true that Mei Qiang has gone through many setbacks and ended up with an honest man who has a good father. There will be no happy ending without a single father to pay for it. It's not that Shan is not eye-catching, it's just that compared to the plot, Shan is a passerby. He was obviously kind-hearted, brave and had an excellent IQ, but in the end he became a vase, and there was no need for a bitter plot. If I were a single father, how could I trust such a person to be with my daughter? There is a difference between being the daughter of a comrade and being the daughter's partner. It doesn't matter if we follow the route of Xiaobai's sweet story, but in the end there are so many plots of wits, so we just put the attack in Xiaobai's position. You have to take revenge on your wife and children for cheating, and being "protected" by your lover and father all your life is really a fulfilling relationship haha

I think about the child, the author may have had the idea of ​​having Fu's biological child at the beginning but later gave up, so it's a bit vague. But because of Fu's personality, he is a very responsible, gentle and sensitive person. Even if he has to entrust his biological child to the heroine, he will definitely recognize it later, otherwise it will be OOC. As for the issue of overlapping timelines, I think it can be understood that two people have major events that affect their respective lives at the same time period. It makes perfect sense that different major events lead to different lives. Thank you very much. This is the only book that I have read several times that redeems a vicious female protagonist. It is super detailed and I will update it by the way.

Mianmian is Fu Xiaoyu's biological child, right? In Chapter 4, Mianmian took the initiative to approach Xiaoyu. Xiaoyu's face was a little stiff. Maybe it was because he was a little uncomfortable with his first contact with his daughter? In Chapter 146, it was also written that Xiaoyu looked at Mianmian with cautious and gentle eyes. These words are reminiscent of the feeling of a mother looking after her child. In addition, in the first chapter, Xiaoyu's willary heir is Mianmian. If Mianmian is not Xiaoyu's biological child, it feels more reasonable that Xiaoyu's willary heir should be Sledgehammer.

I keep telling you that I am doing something, but I write it in such a way that people can't understand what I am doing.

What did Fu mean when he explained that she was not casual?

Is there any follow-up to Tang Xinai?

It feels like the ending has finally come true, but some details are still unclear, such as the final outcome of the forces behind it, the sudden appearance of Aunt Zheng, etc. The first 90 chapters feel relatively novice. The emotional line of the two protagonists is first you ignore me, and then I ignore you. It is almost 60 chapters later that the struggle becomes involved. However, to be honest, I really like this article. Some of the author's ideas and ways of thinking make it very comfortable to read. I hope you will continue to work hard. I just got it!

I still think Mianmian is not Fu's daughter. Why do everyone have this idea? I picked it up at the door of my senior year when I dropped out of school in my junior year... Anyway, I don't think so.