It's Hard to Coax the Villain Who Is Quick to Wear It

I was pleasantly surprised when I first saw this book on the Qidian website I thought it was about Shuang Jie, and then after reading the previous worlds, it turned out that the male and female protagonists only have each other (at least in my opinion, Shuang Jie means that the male and female protagonists have never had physical relations with other people before and after they met each other), so I am looking forward to the follow-up development. However, after I took a breath and saw the world of "Village Girl Comes to the Door". . . . . . How did the original heroine get pregnant by the male protagonist (of this article)? Why did you suddenly become obsessed with Chinese medicine? Well, although there is foreshadowing in the front (the original heroine didn't know how she got pregnant with the child, and then a tragedy happened, the heroine of this article came through and counterattacked). However, judging from the author's writing of this article, this is not the kind of article where the male protagonist follows the female protagonist to every world. Therefore, the male protagonist already exists in the original owner's world before the female protagonist arrives. . . . He also used traditional Chinese medicine to force the original heroine. . . . . Sorry, I really can't accept it. The heroine was a little happy when she found out about this (she was glad that the child was the hero's). . . . . 😅😅😅