On Our Wedding Night, My Husband Said My Sin Was Unforgivable

It's almost three hundred chapters, and the same plot keeps playing in a loop: The female protagonist hurts and frames the female protagonist - the female protagonist finds evidence for the male protagonist, but the male protagonist does not believe it, and instead thinks that the female protagonist is a bad person - the female protagonist harms and frames the female protagonist - the female protagonist also finds evidence for the male protagonist, but the male protagonist still does not believe it, and thinks that the female protagonist is a bad person... The heroine found more evidence, and now the hero believes that the heroine is a bad person - the hero was deceived by the heroine, and let the heroine go - the heroine found more evidence, and now the hero believes that the heroine is a bad person - the hero was deceived by the heroine again, and let the heroine go... The female supporting character is not actually of a high rank, but she deceives the male protagonist. There is only one reason: the male protagonist believes that the female supporting character is the one who slept with him that night, and in order to repay his kindness, he can tolerate all the misbehavior of the female supporting character. It is no exaggeration to say that with the male protagonist's obsession with repaying his kindness, even if he slept with a person that night, the male protagonist would have bent himself over to repay the favor of saving his life. Although the heroine is stupid, she has all the things that a heroine in a sadistic novel should have, such as a body that can survive being tortured, and the heroine's three children are also very strong, and they did not fall out even after being tortured. There are also some incredible plots, such as: The female protagonist could see the male protagonist's eyes moving in the dark, but she couldn't see clearly which pill box she opened, causing the male protagonist to take the wrong medicine and was tortured.