The Wicked Villainess's Daily Life

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Perhaps this sudden and unexpected ending is the best possible outcome! I've been following your books for a long time, starting with Zhenxi, then Wei Yu, and finally Yan An. You always find a time each day to check out the latest chapter. This book was very difficult for me to read, but I still love it. I look forward to your next book, your next protagonist, and the next story. Goodbye!

Hey everyone, this book will be updating twice a day this month, around 11 AM if nothing unexpected happens. Please spread the word, my lovely readers!

Honestly, I'm moved every time I read a chapter of this author's work. To be honest, I don't know if it's because I've been in a terrible mood lately, or if everyone owes me a fortune, or something else, but I still enjoy reading his work, though I just can't recapture that feeling. Perhaps it's because "The Making of a Movie Queen" and "The Best Villainous Supporting Actress" were too overbearing, making "The Daily Life of the Villainous Supporting Actress" a bit harder to accept. I loved his first book in 2017; back then, I was completely hooked, thinking, "I love this author, I'm definitely going to follow him!" "The Villainous Supporting Actress" didn't disappoint either. Among all the angst-filled novels, his books are rare ones that can actually make me cry. I still remember crying buckets when Shen Tu Ye Lang died, and laughing like a fool when Zhen Xi announced her marriage to Yun Xiu with a ten-year anniversary message. Actually, I was a little disappointed when the author said in the reader group that he would write something similar to "The Best Supporting Actress." But I still followed along as promised. The writing style is familiar, and Yan An's ruthlessness didn't disappoint me at all. At first, it was rather ordinary, not much different from the best plot. But it changed around the school arc. Almost every character was meticulously crafted, and I could feel that the director put his heart into it. Perhaps, the director is still the same director, only I have changed.

Good-looking

That's really great!

A good second-grade math class

Just like the ending of Tie Cha, the novel's ending is not the kind of happy ending that you usually see in other authors' diary-like narratives. Many of them only touch on the subject and give an explanation to the main characters. The ending, which left the reader wanting more, abruptly ended amidst the clash between dreams and reality from a past life. If the hidden protagonist of Tie Cha is Qin, then in my eyes, the shadow protagonist of this novel is Zhen. From beginning to end, he uses his actions to show us the answer An Wen gave at the end: his lover died, and for decades, every time the sun rises, he opens his eyes, struggling to survive in a heart intertwined with love and hate. Is there more love or more hate? I think that smile is the best answer.

The plot is captivating and worth watching.

Yan An is pregnant. Sigh, this plot is a bit confusing.