Xuanhuan: I Transmigrated into a Book as the Villain, Yet Became the Heroine's Beloved

I finally finished reading it. It is no exaggeration to say that this is the only book that I have fully subscribed to and read slowly this year. Each heroine has her own story, and some are quite touching. Other villain novels are really incomparable (only my personal opinion). In the end, I just don't know if the author of the 108 heroine settings has enough imagination to play with it (*head). The monthly ticket and flowers have been given, so cheers for the author.

When I saw your novel, the author, I just wanted to say that it was really well written... But you came to my book review to advertise... I will also come to your place to advertise.

The protagonist in the novel can obtain three wishes from the system after experiencing a hundred lives. However, since the heroine also made a wish after experiencing a hundred lives (to live another life), the male protagonist has experienced one life. Could it be that the real male protagonist has already made three wishes? Leave this world, and now the male protagonist is the male protagonist who is a copy of the female protagonist's system!!!

Is this the kind of story where the protagonist forces himself to be self-defeating, the kind of story where he is clearly capable but refuses to reveal himself in order to complete the script? It's a frustrating story. I've read two books of this kind and it really fucked me up. I'd like to ask if this book is also exposed at the end.

From the looks of it, this original villain is really awesome. His heart has been broken countless times. There are enemies all over the place. He can become the final boss even if he wants nothing. He's really strong.

This royal family doesn't trust their own princess without any evidence, but trusts outsiders? This is a bit of a forced intelligence reduction, right?

The setting of this novel is interesting, but there are also contradictions. The author has made the protagonist travel through time and the novel is called Qingshui. However, the author is also writing Qingshui. Is this what he is saying about himself?

Reincarnation for hundreds of lives, one life for ten years. How did you get to Xianzun? The division of realms is to practice physical training and qi training to become a golden elixir immortal?

The protagonist is now calm because he thought he just misremembered the number of times and thought this was the hundredth reincarnation. But when the protagonist realizes that he is no longer acting, can he really face the woman who betrayed him and killed him? Maybe there are other people behind who are doing something. Being betrayed and killed a hundred times would probably have a huge impact even if it was just because of the role-playing, right?

I just think it's a bug. The plot is wrong and it's a bug. I've lived for a hundred lifetimes.