
Villain: The Heroines Eavesdrop on My Thoughts, and Their Personas Fall Apart
反派:女主们偷听心声,人设崩了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 308k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
77Chapters
3MReads
153.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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MD, this book is full of curse words, but the heroine found it very funny, which is outrageous. What's the difference between you and some hypocritical pig's feet?
You write a book and don't let others review it? What is written in the front is okay, but what is written in the back? Can you use some brains? Just those few sentences over and over again, the author should stop writing!
Is it really that stupid* developer who eavesdropped on people's voices**
So, what you get is obviously a complaining system, why do you have to follow the original plot and act like a buffoon?
Others put it on the shelves when they were in their fifties, but you put it on the shelves when you were in your thirties. You are really awesome.
I just want to ask, do we have to follow the plot and let the heroines chase their husbands at the crematorium?
You have made the entire castle known to several hostesses and made them guess the existence of the system. So, do they like the protagonist himself or the protagonist who owns the system? I'm afraid that being with the protagonist later is a bit of a way to take advantage of the system, right? So without a system, the protagonist is nothing.
This time traveler keeps scolding the heroine, but it's absolutely impossible for the heroine to have no ill intentions towards the time traveler.
But looking at the plot, this is going to be a road without a heroine. If there is one, it will collapse. No one is innocent.
There is no need to force the role of the protagonist. If you take the initiative to play the role, you are not asking for trouble.