Villain: the Reborn Heroine Dreams of Coming Back Again

I'm a little confused about that. The protagonist originally traveled through time, right? He has been following the script given by the system, so in the eyes of others, he is a stubborn young man. It is normal for the heroine to dislike him and hate him, right? It's impossible for you to be capable, but if you don't show it and just wait to die, others will like you, right? No matter how capable a beggar on the roadside is, he looks so slovenly. Will you think he is very powerful, will you like him, and get close to him? Moreover, acting according to the script, that is to say, he already knows what the protagonist does and how the heroine reacts. It is just a scene. Once it is performed, it is over. They are all just acting for the occasion. Who is cleaner than who?

The protagonist's severing of the father-son relationship is not a crime. I saw that various high-yielding grains were sent back, and they did not say that these could not be used as seeds. It is said to be irritating, but there are no signs of kneeling and licking. I also hope that the protagonist will be serious when he chooses to rebel against Ming and gets the reward, and not become a child's play house later on.

I feel like I can resurrect the male protagonist's sister, but she died too quickly and there's no feeling at all.

In fact, the author was quite happy in the first few chapters, but later on I felt that they were no different from the villains. They were not novel at all and were inconsistent. The protagonist was dressed as a licking villain. The general plot of the book can also be guessed. The male protagonist in the original book ended up with both fame and fortune. These female protagonists were all possessed by the male protagonist in the original book. Judging from our experience in reading urban pretentious and slap-in-the-face stories, a lot of female characters such as the protagonist's fiancée and sister are disgusted by the protagonist. The protagonist has not deviated from the plot, so as the plot further develops, why do the female protagonists like a licking villain? The plot stipulates that the female protagonist must belong to the male protagonist of the original book, must be possessed by the male protagonist of the original book, and the female protagonist must like the male protagonist of the original book. This is the law in the book, so it is impossible for the author to write that the female protagonists like the villain. Therefore, the author should not be involved in the harem, and should not forcefully whitewash them in order to acquire the female protagonist. They should directly kill them, and do not write that the female protagonist likes the protagonist.

Overall, it's good. The protagonist is reborn and comes back to take revenge. The sister hasn't lived in five chapters, and she hasn't been tortured. She doesn't feel good, so she should at least torture her until she is worse than dead. If the protagonist doesn't have medical skills, build a dungeon at home, lock him in there and stab him a few times every day, or perform a torture. Every time he mentions that he's almost dead, he cures him and then lets him die. Overall, the sister died too quickly, and he also made her happy, which made him feel that it was atonement, and she was not tortured.

It's an unusual setting. I read three or four chapters and found that the protagonist is right and wrong. There's no problem with normal people's logic. But there's nothing cool about it. If you accept the female protagonist later because they were really good to you in their previous life, then your setting is established. If not, then it means that the protagonist is both responsible and independent. On the one hand, he hates the people who bully him, but on the other hand, he likes them.

I hope the author can write another similar book. It's really refreshing. What follows the plot, and what regrets and wants to make up for not cherishing it. Who should I blame?

After reading the comments below, I personally feel that none of them are right. In my opinion, there is only one right thing, and that is that the protagonist made his own choice when he first started the plot. He is greedy, not for the things given by the system, otherwise he would not be looking for insults on his own. To put it bluntly, it is his own fault. Who is to blame. No one can see clearly?

I was betrayed and killed in my previous life. If I can still like him in this life, it's called licking* and there is no cure. Similarly, in this life, facing the so-called guilt and love of the heroine, being able to be together is called a catcher This book is really enjoyable to write

To be honest, this plot is not something that ordinary people can watch. The male protagonist endured grief and hurt in his previous life and followed the plot. At first, the male protagonist thought that it would be over after finishing the plot, but he did not expect that the plot would restart again. Although the system was very hateful and there was no travel agreement, he wanted the male protagonist to go through it again. After the male protagonist was reborn, he immediately collapsed and turned black. He just wanted to solve all the enemies in the previous life. Although the male protagonist was not wrong in taking revenge, but the male protagonist followed the plot, was he right? If you don't follow the plot in the first life, will there be tragedy later? The system restarts again, you can not follow the plot, you can let yourself go, but the heroine is also reborn. Originally, it was okay to be reborn, but the heroine regretted everything she did and wanted to change this life. However, the hero did not give the heroine another chance and killed her directly. Maybe you can only understand the protagonist through your own experience. It is really difficult for readers to get involved in the book. If the character remains the same as in previous lives, the heroine has no regrets after rebirth, and her personality has not changed, maybe it will be better! The reborn heroine has regrets and wants to change! Don't give me a chance! Many people can't stand this!

Why don't we just torture him in the front, just a few shots and be done with it? The character development of the protagonist is not too ideal either.

After reading two chapters, I was hooked. When I was insulted, I was an insider, but when I took revenge, I became an outsider. I didn't care about the feelings of my relatives and friends.

This is how a villain should be, to take revenge and kill all enemies.

Damn it, reading the comments on this novel is no more interesting than reading the novel, and there are so many living Bodhisattvas. It's so good.

To put it simply, my sister died too quickly, which was great, but the rest of it was not interesting. Can we say that among these reborn heroines, my sister is worse than a killer? What's more, the sister's character is made into a tsundere... The other people are the same and the character is not full.

I'm very curious, how do people reply in the live broadcast room? ? ?

Haha, is the author stupid? The novel that I could read is so unreadable. The martial arts writing is so good that it can be transferred to Japanese comics. I have a bad mind.

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