Villain: From the Start, I Suppressed the Protagonist and Stole His School Belle

When I saw my daughter's father undergoing a kidney transplant, I felt that the author had too little social experience and did not check the information. He took many things for granted. Here are a few questions: 1. Kidney transplant will cause rejection, and you will basically need to take medication for life. It is impossible to be the same as normal people. 2. As soon as her father came out of surgery, the hero invited the girl out to celebrate her birthday. It was unrealistic. There would definitely be a vigil on the first night. The girl was unfilial. 3. Hospital care is not expensive, and outside caregivers are actually not very expensive either. In summary, I feel that the author takes it for granted. Either you directly assume that medicine in this world is very advanced and crushes the current world. The author also said that the place where the pig's feet are located is the county seat and there is a 3A hospital. Do you dare to perform this operation here? It's unrealistic, you can't read it with your head in mind, and the author's knowledge reserve is seriously insufficient...

No one should notice if I eat shit secretly, right?

If this ability doesn't collapse in the later period, it should have the potential to become the ceiling of this kind of book. The character description and details are very good. I'm looking forward to it.

It's quite sweet, and the emotional scenes are well created. I was fascinated by it last night. I watched it at around 2 in the morning and around 5 o'clock in the morning. The only regret is the two heroines. When I was a teenager, I liked the heroine more. I thought the protagonist hugging her left and right was awesome. Judging from my current mentality, I prefer novels with single female protagonists. There is nothing to say about the plot arrangement and character creation. Friends who like it can watch it. I don't plan to pursue it anymore. Although this book is really nothing to say, I like the single female protagonist, so I can only bear the pain and not read it...

I just finished reading Chapter 7, and I want to share something with you. If you know about it, please don't complain. It has nothing to do with the plot. In Chapter 7, the author mentioned that repaying evil with kindness is what saints do. In fact, the concept of saints has never been a virtue. Confucius' original words were repaying evil with kindness? How to repay kindness? Repay vengeance with straightness and repay kindness with kindness.

Why are you writing about a villain? You can just write about a self-cultivation of licking*. Changing the impression depends on licking.

All current villain stories belittle the protagonist of the original work, as if the Son of Destiny wouldn't be writing villain stories if he wasn't a bad guy. . . Is the protagonist a villain or a "decent protagonist" wearing the skin of a villain?

The protagonist, a time traveler, still relies on Ye Feng, a reborn person, to make money? Ye Feng was a fw in his previous life, so the protagonist can't even compare to such a person, right?

I thought it was really a one-girl or two-girl novel. As someone who only read Harem, I almost missed a pretty good book.

Forget about cultivating immortals in the city, can you please stop weakening other people's memories at every turn? What are you afraid of if there is a golden finger? Well, I haven't practiced the Shennong Jing yet! You continue