Su Jiaoniang transmigrated into a book, becoming the mother of the sickly, obsessive, ruthless villain in an old-fashioned tragedy.
In the story, the villain was a notorious eunuch who slaughtered countless people and wielded immense power at court. Driven by his obsessive nature, he broke the heroine's legs, locked her in a dark room, and forced her to have her heart, liver, and eyes cut out before disemboweling her. In the end, she died miserably in a mass grave, where wild dogs tore her body apart.
At this point, the obsessive eunuch was still a soft, plump little dumpling with a black heart, all five limbs intact. When he saw her, he called her "Mama" in a babyish voice.
Raising a child right was easy! She could tend the fields and raise chickens on the side, living life exactly as she pleased. Who could have guessed that the villain's father, who was supposed to die young in the story, would come back!
The heroine, The Virgin, was so disgusting that after 20% of it, I couldn't stand it anymore and decided to abandon the story! Waste time
In fact, I quite agree with the unified management of the population in the future society mentioned in some science fiction articles, and eugenics and eugenics. Children will be adopted, raised, and educated by superior departments after birth. Regular tests, and those found to have antisocial personality or other personality defects and physical defects will be detained and educated for a period of time. Time, if it still can't be corrected, it will be humanely destroyed, so that human society will be clearer and healthier, and there will be no social scum, inferior genes, and all kinds of miserable people who are tortured by diseases. Anyway, if I get terminal illness or become disabled, I don't want to drag down my family.
It's outrageous. Although the male and female protagonists have only seen each other get married once, they don't even know their names. The male protagonist lives in the female protagonist's house and they don't know clearly? Is this plot too outrageous? Forced to write down? Vomited... Abandoned
Very nice, keep it up, the author is great
The first quarter feels fine, but the later part feels more and more sluggish, the kind of thing where you want to express something but can't. I started jumping around after reading Chapter 80. The plot was really too slow. In short, the plot structure design is unreasonable, the language skills are slightly lacking, and the priorities are not prioritized. Come on
I've already reached chapter 53, but I don't know how old the child is? Sometimes he says he is 3 years old, and sometimes he says he is 5 years old, which makes it difficult to tell how many years the original owner has been suffering.
The writing is very good, and I just want to complain about it. It's such a big deal every time. The heroine puts her down gently every time. She is very capable. When she saw Xiaoya being locked in a cage, she was really angry. But the next few pictures were about love??? In the end, a dog died, and it was the work of two children. Anyway, it was like this. Can't you make them afraid without killing people? One of his legs should have been broken off the first time he was kidnapped. There are so many things behind that. After all, it's not her biological child. If it were her own child, do you think you can fight for it?
Very interesting, looking forward to the next plot
Yes, it's my favorite tune
I like the character of the heroine very much. She has very upright views and lofty beliefs. She is a reborn villain with a pitiful background, a dead ghost dad who can't help but has a strong background, a group favorite Xiaoya who has not experienced a tragic fate, etc. Various character arrangements make the characters and plot more full. What I like most is that the author did not let the heroine give up her persistence and belief, and did not let her become a brainless Bai Lian. There are always all kinds of helplessness in life, but we all want to live a better life. Having said so much In fact, I just want to urge the update. Please give me a boost, the author (*^ω^*)