Villain: After Winning Over the Heroine, I Make the Protagonist Lose It

Absolutely! It's so good-looking, there are causes and consequences, they know how to dig holes and fill them up, and the logic is reasonable. Mo Qing and Lin Feng can be considered both decent and villains, and they are complex people. There is no extreme evil or kindness. The author is very good at writing. This is also different from most other villain stories. He did not reverse the polarity of the original villain and the son of destiny, giving them a very reasonable image of the good and the villain in the villain story, and a very wonderful character concept. And in the end, the ideas of Mo Qing and Heavenly Demon Shengjun are so wild and unconstrained, author, you can really do it! Pay attention directly and decisively! Hope your new book passes the review! Looking forward to your new book! But I still hope that Mo Qing can be with Liu Zhuxuan, take the initiative more than You Xinran, and fall in love with Mo Qing earlier than she did. It is really unreasonable for such a woman to be let down.

I personally prefer that the villain's memory is exposed in this book, and the ending of this book is my ideal ending. There are many other similar books in which the memories of villains are exposed, and many of them have tragic endings. The male protagonist is not understood by anyone because the person who understood him is dead. Some who loved him died to protect him. But other confidantes, relatives and friends misunderstood his behavior and regarded the male protagonist as a villain. What they call "truth" is what they think is the truth. If there was no memory replay, they would not know that the "truth" they thought was the extreme truth. The male protagonist I just talked about is Chu Yang in "The Villain's Memory Exposed, the Empress Begs for Forgiveness". The reason for the low rating is because the ending is so tragic, with only the male protagonist left. My stomach hurt after watching it [crying]. But they all have a common truth, there is no quiet time, but there are people who carry the burden for you. [Salute]

No harem, single heroine, very good-looking, all the pitfalls are filled, Crooked [laughing]

Give it four stars. If it's not a bad ending or if there's a side story, I can add one star. After all, it's harder to find someone with good writing and a single heroine who's not brainless in Tomato, so four stars is fine.

It could have been rated as five stars, but the part where the junior sister protects the same sect made people uncomfortable, and the junior sister was pure Jianzhong. . . I'm actually quite optimistic about the ending. There's no delay, it's clean and tidy, the pits are well adjusted, and the heat is very well controlled.

Although it is not very long, the author also describes a generally complete world, and also retains reverie when writing about the protagonist's life experience. Compared with many cool articles written for fun on Tomato, it is much more optimistic. Although the emotional description is a bit sloppy, I have to say that it is still good-looking! I hope the author will continue to work hard😌

The routines used in this book are very common, and it is precisely because of this that when I read the introduction to this book, I did not read it at the first time. However, the author's writing style is better, and the setting and world view of this book are particularly in line with my personal taste. So, author, please update it carefully and don't force me to send you a razor blade.

Not bad. I always felt that the writing was unsatisfactory at the beginning, but I slowly made up for it later on, and the expansion of the world view also gave people a bright feeling. Overall, it is not bad. This book is semi-satisfying at best, and it will definitely not meet everyone's tastes.

This is a good book and should not be buried. The author's writing is good and the plot is well connected. Each character is well handled. As long as it is not rushed and the pace is steady, this book will not be bad. The only thing I missed is that it feels a little bit dragging. I can try to speed up the pace later. After all, I don't want a good book to be buried like this! (Purely a personal suggestion)

It's pretty good. It's not a cheesy plot. The setting is pretty good. Overall, it's quite readable, but the number of words is too small.