Xuanhuan: I Transmigrated into a Book as the Villain, and the Heroine Heard My Thoughts

There is one person I particularly want to complain about. I traveled through time inexplicably and asked, "Don't slap me in the face." However, because of an infinite reincarnation, I was frightened, so I accepted it cowardly. When I was slapped in the face, at least I had to give a benefit. I just let the horse run but not feed it. What's the logic? If it were me, the reincarnation would be endless. I would play these plots in different ways, but when I get tired of them, I would consider whether to go back to the original plot?

He knew the plot and didn't change it, but he still thought about giving the opportunity and the heroine to the protagonist. The heroine had already cut off the opportunity and wanted to give it to the protagonist. Such an outrageous plot actually said that the heroine liked him, what did she like him, like him as a minotaur? If you imitate, just imitate. In other novels, even if they don't develop into a plot, they don't give up the opportunity. Good guy, the villain still wants to send the imperial weapon back.

Although the mission is to follow the original plot, it is too cowardly, and the weaknesses are all exposed and the heroines are restricted at every turn. Although the heroines have conquered themselves, it is not a problem to often play with little tails.

No need to watch the original protagonist's rebirth. Those who like Minotaurs can watch the heroines who have already been slept with, but there is no need to wait for the eunuch with this setting, right?

Did you reincarnate the male protagonist of the original book? And the heroines in previous lives were all his women? The rest of the writing is pretty good. Only these two points are too poisonous

Is it poisonous and not evasive, or is the author foreshadowing? The readers were all poisoned and ran away. The original male protagonist took one bite at a time. This was the woman I had before my rebirth. Please be more careful next time you write a book, author.

From Ye Chen's perspective, have all these female protagonists been fucked? And then you said that all the protagonists in your book are taken over? How come you are exposed to such low-level poisonous points?

You, the male protagonist, made me vomit when I saw him reborn,**

Traveled through And you ask others to slap you in the face

Delayed affection is cheaper than sex. Now you know how to cherish it. What did you do before? Now you know it's too late to regret it. Don't you think it's too late? I just hate this kind of plot. The heroines regret it and all come to chase the protagonist. Then the protagonist always follows his feelings. It is better for the protagonist to be ruthless and not follow any plot, and push forward an era**)