Struggling to survive in front of the villain
<Fake Fast Wear> Mu Zhiyin had transmigrated into an ancient Mary Sue campus revenge novel and became the younger sister of the second male lead. She was a female supporting character that everyone hated.
The main performance was that the female lead wanted to destroy her family. Sigh, she was not targeting her biological brother or sister, but her!
The male lead was using her all the time in order to flirt with the female lead.
The second male lead's brother actually developed feelings for the female lead after getting along with her!
This was not important. What was important was that she was actually going to live under the roof with the evil villain in the original novel!
The more the villain loved the female protagonist, the more he hated the supporting actress.
Mu Zhiyin trembled.
Mu Zhiyin: "Thank you, but I won't. You guys go ahead. I'll leave, alright?"
However, when she finally saved enough money to run away, the villain hugged her from behind and said in a low and trembling voice,"Don't go…"
Mu Zhiyin: "???"
Later, she realized that all of this was just an experiment for new technology?
[In memory of our fallen Mary Sue (?)]
#How the villain fell for me
#I've been hiding, hiding, and I've actually found the villain's true heart
P.S. Don't tell me you've abandoned the book. You can find a better one. Don't bother.
I love that Lara is a strong female lead, and the mystery surrounding her being wolfless yet still having a mate bond is so intriguing. Thornak is such a green flag, he respects her, gives her space, but is always there when she needs him. It’s a refreshing change from the usual red/black flag male leads. I also really like the human–wolf dynamics in the story. And of course, the ML’s mother and Selene----girl, your name literally means 'moon' why are you acting like such a villain?--- are constantly pulling the classic 'she’s nothing, you can’t be with her' routine.... despite him clearly stating that she’s 'his mate'. On top of that, there’s this ongoing plot about war and a mysterious vision, which raises the stakes and makes the story even more compelling. Also, I can’t help but laugh at the name contrast... Thornak sounds so regal, and then his wolf is named Jax. It’s such a funny mix of old names and modern. All in all, it’s a great read, and I’m definitely following along!