The Villain Can Hear Her Thoughts? The Second-Married Princess Strikes Back!

This one is really nice. It tells the story of the heroine who traveled through time and entered the body of the original owner to counterattack. Then you said that King Mo was kicked, so he went to find King Mo's uncle, the regent, and stayed with him.

This novel is simply unbelievable. In the early stage, Ye Xingchen was saved because of Lord Mo's design. In fact, Lord Mo was greedy for the Ye family's property, but Ye Xingchen really believed it, and his life was not miserable in the end. The heroine who was reading the novel outside saw it, knew the general plot, suddenly traveled through time, and then counterattacked step by step.

Chapter 179, I feel that Ye Xingchen may have drunk too much and gone crazy. There was a scholar nearby who was reviewing poems. The voice was loud, and the poems might not be very good. So she went up to comment, and plagiarized some modern lines and passed them off as her own poems. What the hell are you doing? You're too self-righteous! (Let me tell you, when I saw this, Ye Xingchen was so stunned that he didn't want to read anymore)

The very 🐂🍺 heroine meets the male protagonist Cang Bo Yi. The male protagonist's world was originally dark and the regent could not see the light. Since meeting the heroine Ye Xingchen, he has felt care, care, and favored by others. He has also seen hope and found the motivation to live...

Come and take a look, take a good look.

The plot is taken from various other novels, with various fusions. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is even more incomprehensible. The male protagonist only met the female protagonist once, and he started to be sour and jealous. The male protagonist's subordinates were also happy and trying to match up the male and female protagonists. Please note that the male protagonist has not traveled through time. A group of ancient people are still the royal family. They have no etiquette, justice or shame at all for the male protagonist to fall in love with a married woman who is also the daughter-in-law of his nephew. At least there is a mental transition, right? Not at all, he is very confident and confident under the halo of male and female protagonists.

This is a nonsense literary novel. The whole article is full of nonsense and confusion. It's a big deal and can only be nonsense for five or six chapters. This is the kind of novel that Auntie Murakuchi likes. She spits all over the place.

In fact, there is no need to write so long if I can't continue. It's just filling in numbers. There are too many words repeated over and over again, which makes me feel sick.

Everything else is fine, but it's a mess.

You can read it when you are bored