She Became Wild When She Took the Place of the Little Lady Who Married Her.

The male and female protagonists gradually fall in love with each other, and the two sides rush to the ending. It is worth watching.

It feels unfinished, and the heroine seems to have been domesticated in the end.

My love brain is a bit unbearable

Just look at the heroine who is trying to please the male protagonist, and she doesn't have any sense of self in her life. I really don't see how much the male protagonist likes her. Just trying to flatter her is not a business.

That mother-in-law disgusted me so much that she gave up writing.

After reading it, I felt pretty good. There wasn't a lot of trouble, I was getting rich along the way, and there weren't a lot of intrigues. Although the heroine has space, she is not omnipotent and is more realistic. You can take a look at it in your spare time.

This is a novel with incorrect views.

Didn't the heroine invest before she traveled through time? It should be decisive. After time travel, the nymphomaniac has a love brain. The male protagonist's mother has many things to do, and the female protagonist can't stand it no matter what she does. She is still waiting for her, feels aggrieved, and gives up.

The first word everyone speaks is eh. Everyone has the same catchphrase.

I can't stand it any longer. I'm very angry. That mother-in-law looks down on her so much. She just walked away and still has to serve her. I surrendered and I'm very angry.