After Dying Four Times, the Villainous Heroine Gave Up
About This Novel
Ning Xiaoruan has been standing firm on the road of seeking death. Every day I am either thinking of ways to frame the heroine or on the road to thinking of ways to frame the heroine. Until she died... Haha, I, Ning Xiaoruan, am alive again! The heroine will definitely be killed this time, and no one can stop her. So she died again... Ahem, it doesn't matter, I'm alive again, be careful this time, hum hum hum. Die again... No, I should change my strategy, yes, it was a mistake last time, huh! Die... Ning Xiaoruan panicked, she didn't dare to die! Cherish life and stay away from the protagonist
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Official(30)Scraped 10d ago
Can't stand it anymore
From this beginning, it's completely impossible to see what the original heroine did wrong? Just because the heroine is now powerful, she can be resurrected and start over, and she always wants to kill others? Does the author feel that he has the power to do the right thing? No three views at all
heroine
Our heroine is a little brainless, and this maid is probably another white-eyed wolf! ! !
This book really... Can the characters be corrected? It's a bit hard to accept????
I don't like the heroine, the author's writing skills need to be improved
She has lived four lives, and she has lived on the belly of a dog. What is the world of cultivation? The jungle is the law of the jungle. The heroine is so arrogant when visiting the black market. What does she mean except that she has a strong background and is a novice in Qi cultivation? It is not easy to plot against her. Don't tell me that the guard is very powerful. She is useless if she is not strong. The more I look at it, the more annoyed I become. There are also worries about emotional intelligence, not knowing how to control people, not knowing about the fight between rice and rice, and the emotional lines of the characters written by the author are all inexplicable. The original male protagonists in the book all fall in love with the original female protagonist at first sight. This is too superficial. The male protagonists are descendants of big families who are powerful immortal cultivators. What misunderstanding does the author have about immortal cultivators and big families? I feel that the so-called big families are just like that, and their morals are not matched. I can only say that the author's writing skills need to be improved. Come on.
The author will hurry up and update it.
Is it unfinished? No update for many days
Is it unfinished? No update for many days
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It feels like it's finished
. . . . . .
. . . . . No
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The fire is soaring into the sky, 4
Dear author, please hurry up and update. I can only keep up with the article now. I hope it can be updated to more than 300 chapters by the end of the year (this is a very shameless expectation, and a very courageous expectation is to finish it by the end of the year). I think it will be fine as long as I get through the first few chapters. (I didn't abandon the article at first because of the setting, but I read it with the mentality of complaining and being funny because some parts I thought were very funny and I wanted to complain. But later I felt that the author's writing style and logic were really good. It gradually got better and then I watched it), mainly because the background of dying four times and the power of money and the setting of the tsundere young lady are very attractive, and some of the darker plot settings in it (that is, the huge differences in class or the dark areas under the top forces) I also think it is very logical, because there is a lot of privileged darkness in the world that we cannot see, and many other immortal novels (I have read many immortal novels and my favorite I like the heroine to be upgraded to a male protagonist because I think it is a very lucky thing if you meet someone you can go with. If you don't have it, don't force it, and it doesn't have to be together forever. If you feel it's inappropriate later, you can just be and move on.) I feel that the author Da Da's book is relatively unique in the fairy tales, because it is rare to see a heroine who is a privileged class (but I feel sorry for her money when I see her spending money like that). And I also like those dark-looking ideological settings, but didn't the heroine say that her family will never be with anyone with demon blood? Then why is the male protagonist a half-demon? And if the male protagonist is a half-demon and the heroine still likes it, then how can Yang Zhan be so embarrassed (to be honest, when I first saw the name Yang Zhan, I felt that he was a villain because it reminded me of the death of the second generation of the Sui Dynasty). Isn't this one of the reasons that accelerated him to become a villain completely? Also, the original heroine's three-body-in-one skills are really good nb. It's not unreasonable to be able to become a god. She is really greedy, but I always feel that the original heroine sometimes makes trouble, such as when she meets Su's father through Ruan Ruan, but she doesn't care about the bloodline opening ceremony. Well, actually there is a lot more I want to write, but that's it for now. I hope the author will update it soon. (The above is just my personal opinion)
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Official(30)Scraped 10d ago
Can't stand it anymore
From this beginning, it's completely impossible to see what the original heroine did wrong? Just because the heroine is now powerful, she can be resurrected and start over, and she always wants to kill others? Does the author feel that he has the power to do the right thing? No three views at all
heroine
Our heroine is a little brainless, and this maid is probably another white-eyed wolf! ! !
This book really... Can the characters be corrected? It's a bit hard to accept????
I don't like the heroine, the author's writing skills need to be improved
She has lived four lives, and she has lived on the belly of a dog. What is the world of cultivation? The jungle is the law of the jungle. The heroine is so arrogant when visiting the black market. What does she mean except that she has a strong background and is a novice in Qi cultivation? It is not easy to plot against her. Don't tell me that the guard is very powerful. She is useless if she is not strong. The more I look at it, the more annoyed I become. There are also worries about emotional intelligence, not knowing how to control people, not knowing about the fight between rice and rice, and the emotional lines of the characters written by the author are all inexplicable. The original male protagonists in the book all fall in love with the original female protagonist at first sight. This is too superficial. The male protagonists are descendants of big families who are powerful immortal cultivators. What misunderstanding does the author have about immortal cultivators and big families? I feel that the so-called big families are just like that, and their morals are not matched. I can only say that the author's writing skills need to be improved. Come on.
The author will hurry up and update it.
Is it unfinished? No update for many days
Is it unfinished? No update for many days
!
It feels like it's finished
. . . . . .
. . . . . No
.
The fire is soaring into the sky, 4
Dear author, please hurry up and update. I can only keep up with the article now. I hope it can be updated to more than 300 chapters by the end of the year (this is a very shameless expectation, and a very courageous expectation is to finish it by the end of the year). I think it will be fine as long as I get through the first few chapters. (I didn't abandon the article at first because of the setting, but I read it with the mentality of complaining and being funny because some parts I thought were very funny and I wanted to complain. But later I felt that the author's writing style and logic were really good. It gradually got better and then I watched it), mainly because the background of dying four times and the power of money and the setting of the tsundere young lady are very attractive, and some of the darker plot settings in it (that is, the huge differences in class or the dark areas under the top forces) I also think it is very logical, because there is a lot of privileged darkness in the world that we cannot see, and many other immortal novels (I have read many immortal novels and my favorite I like the heroine to be upgraded to a male protagonist because I think it is a very lucky thing if you meet someone you can go with. If you don't have it, don't force it, and it doesn't have to be together forever. If you feel it's inappropriate later, you can just be and move on.) I feel that the author Da Da's book is relatively unique in the fairy tales, because it is rare to see a heroine who is a privileged class (but I feel sorry for her money when I see her spending money like that). And I also like those dark-looking ideological settings, but didn't the heroine say that her family will never be with anyone with demon blood? Then why is the male protagonist a half-demon? And if the male protagonist is a half-demon and the heroine still likes it, then how can Yang Zhan be so embarrassed (to be honest, when I first saw the name Yang Zhan, I felt that he was a villain because it reminded me of the death of the second generation of the Sui Dynasty). Isn't this one of the reasons that accelerated him to become a villain completely? Also, the original heroine's three-body-in-one skills are really good nb. It's not unreasonable to be able to become a god. She is really greedy, but I always feel that the original heroine sometimes makes trouble, such as when she meets Su's father through Ruan Ruan, but she doesn't care about the bloodline opening ceremony. Well, actually there is a lot more I want to write, but that's it for now. I hope the author will update it soon. (The above is just my personal opinion)
