The Villainess and the Black-Hearted Male Lead Get a Happy Ending (Matriarchy)

The heroine's character is shaped in a strange way

Yue Ci and Gu Daba are like this. This village deserves to be destroyed. Why did Yi Zhai kidnap the heroine and the others, and the heroine helped them so much and they responded with such a tone, they should be destroyed quickly.

Robbery from the rich and giving to the poor??? Are these still good gangsters??? Other people's hard-earned money is not money, so pull them down.

The heroine initially said she would wait until she turns 18... Now it's her 18th birthday and she said it was inappropriate, which really made me laugh. Is it appropriate for the hero to get married in the future?

I used to read the first few chapters which were pretty good, but the rest felt very confusing and I couldn't stand it.

The ending felt a bit rushed, there was too little interaction between the male and female protagonists, and I didn't see the use of the heroine's soul power training being so high. The whole film was just tasteless and tasteless, so it would be a pity to discard it.

Why is the heroine always kidnapped by morality? She helps others when she is kidnapped by morality. What kind of holy mother is this? It's so annoying to watch.

I really hate that Gu Daba, the heroine is about to run away, why do she still need to bring these two to hold her back?

I have been subscribing to this point, and I really don't understand, what does the male protagonist do? Some people said before that the male protagonist is a tool, but I don't think it's a big deal. Seeing that it's almost the finale here, and there's still a power struggle, and the male and female protagonists haven't gotten married yet, the male protagonist is really a tool. The sense of presence is so low. Goodbye, I can't see the full order

The original owner really made me laugh to death hahahahahahahaha