I'm the Original Male Lead of an Online Game Novel!

I saw a discussion in the comment area about whether to accept the original female lead. I didn't originally plan to spoil it, but my friend suggested that I should clarify it. I thought about it, okay, here, I can seriously tell you that I will write that they will regret it, but they will not accept it. There is no shortage of them in the female lead position.

I have to say that the author really worked hard in describing the degree of rebellion. From the cold suspicion at the beginning, to the multiple backstabbings in the memories, to the selfish behavior that he refused to repent after acquiring the memories. To be honest, if there is a traitorous girl who truly repented after her rebirth and was determined to give everything to compensate the male protagonist, then that would be okay. For example, even if you are rejected by the protagonist, knowing that you have no chance, you are still willing to put aside your selfishness and continue to provide assistance to the protagonist with all your strength. If there is such a rebellious daughter, although I still won't like her, at least she will no longer continue to attract hatred. But in fact, even though the traitorous girl in the book said she regretted and wanted to make amends, she still never let go of her selfishness. This can be highlighted from the fact that they have not yet begun to compete with the protagonist for resource opportunities.

Although I had known for a long time that he was a sinister villain, he never expected that he would kill his allies and cause a lot of permanent anomalies to the original male protagonist. What kind of hatred is this? This is not a temptation at all, this is completely repaying kindness with hatred**

I think we should let them awaken their memories and recognize what they have done, so that they can regret it more. I feel that they still don't regret it very much. Only we know how much tea they have...

After reading the conversation carefully, I found that the princess was really not worthy of coming back. She had already become irreconcilable with 31 permanent abnormal conditions. She also killed everyone who was good to Yu Xiu. Is there anyone who thinks this kind of person is great? Not to mention how to deal with the reborn people she killed, Yu Xiu could accept it. This guy who gave everything he had but was endlessly betrayed? Is this cute? Is this yandere? Is this possessive? Is she worthy? A yandere will endlessly hurt the people she likes? Someone who has a strong possessiveness will hunt endlessly? The word cute appears to her even more**

New betrayers, ugh, I feel so ex when I see this. The most important thing is that they are still using the memory of rebirth to become stronger. As others have said, watching others make money is more uncomfortable than me losing money.

A little suggestion, don't write a plot where the original female protagonist regrets it, pursues her, becomes the male protagonist's licker, and then the male protagonist gets better with them again.

The male protagonist's strength was always limited because the Holy Mother did not steal the Godhead. Therefore, the original timeline was eventually destroyed when faced with the dark plane. Unwilling to do so, the original male protagonist sent his retainers to travel to the second timeline and created three villains to hone his past self. This story is called Eternal Night: The Most Powerful Villain. The original male protagonist of the second timeline became dark due to various betrayals and backstabbing, and then embarked on the road to becoming a king by hunting gods and snatching godhood. Finally, he became the evil god of encountering demons on the day of encountering demons. After ruling the dark plane, he launched a reckoning with the three villains and the original heroine, and sent various heroines to be reborn in the current timeline, hoping to change the tragedy of his past and become the supreme and good king. Initial Timeline - False King: Chonghuang Holy Emperor is injured every day Second Timeline - The Real King: Encountering Demons and Evil Gods Along the Way Current Timeline - The Perfect King: The Highest and Best Form of Encountering Demons

The villain is always just a stepping stone for the protagonist. The original author also said that the original protagonist has the halo of the protagonist, and the three villains did not end well after the plot. It can be seen that the destiny is still with the original protagonist. The eternal night world is swallowed up by the dark plane. After experiencing countless backstabbing in the eternal night world, the original protagonist will most likely turn into an evil god. It is a classic routine for a hero to be betrayed and turn into a demon king for revenge. The miserable past of those heroes is even worse than that of the original owner. The evil god comes sooner or later, but the three villains come when they are about to get married, and they still choose to corrode. The original heroines even have time to watch the three villains speak the truth and then regret it. How do you see it, it feels like the masterminds behind it are all the original owners.

What I hate the most is this kind of plot where the bad guy does bad things in the future and regrets his rebirth. It's like the good guys don't deserve to be reborn. With this world view that obviously favors the bad guys, it's no wonder that they can't resist the invasion of the dark plane.