Fantasy World's Biggest Villain: From the Start, I Took Out the Green-Tea Girl

This book is very good. When I saw the protagonist rejecting Xue Minxuan, I still felt a little pitiful for her, and I also thought the protagonist was a bit too heartless. But thinking about what she had done before, maybe this is because poor people must be hateful.

It's pretty good, but I don't know why those people say Our Lady. If you directly destroy the Xue family, how will you write the follow-up? What are the foreshadowings?

Yes, but I don't know what book the protagonist is reading? It's better to understand the plot

There are many poisonous points, but I know that writing a book is not easy. So I give it five stars, hoping that the author will change his style a little bit.

It's pretty good. I still think some rhetoric needs to be added in some places, but otherwise it's okay.

Good-looking, looking forward to the collision between the male protagonist and the "male protagonist"

The book is really enjoyable, but I am a eunuch. I still remember the days when I would turn on my phone to read this novel after school, and there was no update.

It looks good, but the pig's trotters are not decisive enough to kill, probably too many

The content is relatively complete. There are relatively few interruptions. Although I have read books of this type, I am still very interested. Come on, dear author.

Big cheers for the author