Fated Villain: My Heroines' Characters Are All Wrong

Why do you have to write about a protagonist who is crazy and imagining, and then forcefully act? It's so depressing to watch. The heroine has obviously changed, but the protagonist still has no doubts at all and doesn't try to change. The self-guided strategy is very uncomfortable to watch. Even if the plot cannot be changed, you let the protagonist know that the heroine's character has changed, so that he can act, instead of constantly imagining that the heroine is still hostile to the protagonist.

To be honest, the system is Mark's biological father, right? Assume that Mu Yun is the protagonist and Ye Fan is the supporting role. The system says that Ye Fan is the protagonist and so on. Mu Yun is the villain. Mu Yun must be suppressed by Ye Fan all the time. This is because every time Ye Fan suppresses Mu Yun, Mu Yun's luck will be stripped away. You can die when you are no longer useful...

By the way, there are no novels in which the protagonist travels through time and becomes a villain, and the heroine is reborn with memories of past lives, but the protagonist does not follow the system arrangement and plot. If there is any, please let me know.

Is it possible to write this kind of book in a different way? For example, the protagonist travels through time, has a system, plays the role of a villain, and returns after ninety-nine lives. The background is that the protagonist has no ability at the beginning and can only follow the script. Later, he tests the bottom line in several lives, and then lets himself go. Each life learns different ways to deal with the protagonist, and slowly abuses the child of fate. Then the protagonist makes it more difficult for himself, designs opportunities for the protagonist, and adds restrictions to himself. Later, he discovers that this world is In this comprehensive world, there are many Sons of Destiny anyway, and the protagonist designs them to unite, and eventually die at the hands of the protagonist to complete the mission of the Hundred Worlds, and return to the modern era. However, the girl heroine in the Hundred Worlds starts to let herself go one by one, and the system can only have deep bonds. The protagonist works hard after death, and finally eliminates the Alliance of Sons of Destiny. They break through the limits and work together to pull the protagonist back from the modern world to start a new life. The story unfolds in the Hundredth Life**

Which anime is the cover from?

You're on the street. I told you a long time ago that you're going to have sex sooner or later. It's better to post a single chapter saying there won't be any more updates. I don't even remember how long I've been fattening you up before I update it like this. It would be really unreasonable for you not to be on the street.

Um. . Yes, it's pretty good among this kind of novels, but it's not comprehensive in a few chapters. It's similar to the city book, so it's a bit of a detractor, but it's fine after you get through the first few chapters. The plot behind it is pretty good, so you can read it.

It's obvious that something is wrong, so can't we just ignore the plot? Isn't it cool for him to kill the protagonist and play cool scripts all the way? One or two, why are they all in this routine? After being a villain for so long, do you really have no temper?

Please hurry up. Don't you have all the evaluation votes?

The protagonist has delusions of persecution. Anyone in his right mind would not be so embarrassed. I saw black people with question marks on my head.