After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Became the Wicked Stepmother of Seven Villains

The female protagonist is very good, and the male protagonist is not bad either. Although the plot is a bit confusing at the end, but fortunately it is not bad, and the ending is perfect. The identity of the male protagonist is also quite explosive, and he has a little relationship with Tutu...

When I looked at the front, I felt it was too holy.

I have read 39% of the story, it is a great read, it is not cowardly, and it will avenge you immediately. It is a great read. Good reviews

The male protagonist has six children, but he still has the nerve to say that he has no relationship with his ex-wife after spending too little time together. He is really a man's deceitful man! The heroine is also terrible. She has to raise so many children for others. It's boring and nothing old.

Not Shuangjie, The male protagonist has an ex-wife who was married to him by his adoptive father. In chapter 605, it was said that it was a friend who set her up. The male protagonist said that he had no feelings for his ex-wife and that they spent less time together and more separation. They gave birth to three children (123 were comrades in arms)!!!! Tutu was picked up by the heroine, but only Tutu is unconditionally good to the heroine. The other six all put their own interests first, especially the boss who feeds unfamiliar white-eyed wolves. The oldest one turns out to be the most selfish and narrow-minded. The heroine has saved their family many times, through life and death. How many times would they have died without the heroine? Nothing happened when nothing happened. Whenever something happened, Zhang Xiucai said something, and the white-eyed wolf began to doubt the stepmother again. He did not look at how evil he was, bullied Tutu, bullied the stepmother, and expected others to be unconditionally good to him and tolerate what he did?! This is already Chapter 187. What is the purpose of writing this white-eyed werewolf design? The heroine has systems, movable spaces, spiritual springs, and spiritual fields that can be upgraded. He is good at curing poisonous poisons, and his kung fu is not low, and he also has internal energy, alchemy, and spells. It is very powerful and fantasy, and it feels like he has moved from martial arts to immortality. There are more and more people wearing books, and they are all from her previous life's killer list. It makes the male protagonist very weak, and he also brings a lot of drag bottles, which is almost useless except for holding him back. Anyway, I think Gesang is more suitable to be the male protagonist than Laojiu. The first 150 chapters of the plot are almost all about poisoning, killing wolves, and moving away. The latter part is also dull. Over 600 chapters later, the heroine's relationship has not made any progress, and her face has not regained its appearance, so she gave up.

At first, I thought it was the story of the heroine's struggle with seven dolls, but when I saw that the system space was all out. I have no interest in reading any more.

It's pretty good, but the ending is too hasty. I should write more about such beautiful days. There are not many emotional scenes here. Most of them are the heroine running around from beginning to end. Everyone else is a foil, and the male protagonist can only be regarded as a foil~ It is really tiring, and the readers feel so tired...

I'm actually more curious about whether the male protagonist is clean or not.

The female lead is too good, and the space is too useless.

Every time I see the heroine pulling hair and slapping different village women, it's really funny. She is a cold and beautiful killer! It feels like a cannon hitting mosquitoes.