The ’80S Supporting Actress’ Guide to Raising Kids

I think it's normal for the heroine to get divorced, otherwise it will only be more difficult for the hero and the original heroine to meet the heroine. Moreover, the original heroine is the daughter of the author of that book. In other words, in the eyes of the heroine, the male protagonist does not belong to her, and based on her understanding, the male protagonist has no feelings for her. The heroine does not think that she has such great personality charm that she can steal the male protagonist from the original heroine. (Don't comment if you don't like it) Finally, come on, author, writing is not easy. Sometimes you don't have to read it if you don't want to. Don't be so stubborn.

There are too many books about women ruining their outlook on life. This is another one.

I didn't see much of it, but the heroine was so excited when she saw the hero that she was afraid of death. . . The whole day behaves differently from before, and it is not straightforward to propose divorce. Those who know are the new women of the 21st century, but those who don't know think that she is the daughter-in-law of the old society. I wonder if I can just leave and start a new life. If you are greedy for looks and don't want to leave, then don't leave and live a good life. If you are afraid of death, kill the original heroine. Anyway, if you can raise your ex-wife's son like that, it won't be a good thing. You can't kill him at once, just take your time. In fact, I still support divorce. The male protagonist is not a good match and most of the treatment is just a mess. If you want to be filial, you can, but you can't drag your wife and children with you. When you come back from the army, your wife has been wronged before and then you turn the page? No matter how you look at it, the aborigines can still make do with it. Those who have passed through it can basically not survive this situation at home.

The heroine who wears books has a weird personality. The male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist of the system in his previous life, and he will probably live happily with the female protagonist in this life. It seems that any other woman could have lived a lifetime. . . .

Don't know why? I had an unknown premonition when I heard that the heroine particularly likes children. I feel that in general novels, the heroine's IQ will be messed up, and even become silly and sweet.

Oops, many of the books written by female fans are about multiple people traveling through time, multiple people being reborn, and plotting and scheming.

I feel disgusted with the fact that the male protagonist and the original female protagonist had a sweet relationship in his previous life, and I want to change the male protagonist! What the hell, his son was killed by his stepmother, but he still continued to love the original heroine after knowing it. What kind of scumbag father is this? Sure enough, if you have a stepmother, you will have a stepfather. He was so angry that he exploded on the spot! He also said that the second marriage was to find someone to take care of his son, but his son died after being taken care of until he was thirty. Damn, you are a shameless villain. Your son won't take the blame for you, thank you! I really hope that the heroine will get divorced and take her son away, so that the scumbag couple of the hero and the original heroine can be together for hundreds of years, isn't that good? !

Even though it's free for a limited time, I really can't stand it.

The plot is dragging, and after a few chapters I feel like I am repeating the previous things! The main reason is that after reading nearly 100 chapters, the heroine was bullied by the original heroine, and the heroine did not explain anything, she just waited for others to help, and her IQ was speechless. And if we are going to get divorced anyway, why should we build a house and bear the debt?

I feel like the original heroine's IQ and EQ were very low. . . Not at all like Yazi, who founded a big business group with the male protagonist. Is this a punishment for failure? Especially in the recent plot of land measurement, even the basic question of team alignment relies solely on the plot of the previous life. . . The plot has obviously changed so much and she can still turn a blind eye. How can she manage so well in such a wasteful past life without plot guidance. . . Trying to be wise all over again?