[Reborn + transmigration + reincarnation + inner thoughts]
Qian, the young heir to a wealthy family in Jindu, suddenly recalled memories of his previous life after an accident. He remembered that he was actually a minor villain in The Dragon King’s Live-in Son-in-Law, and that the protagonist had killed him in the end, in an especially brutal manner!
To avoid such a fate, he decided to be a good person, steer clear of conflict with the protagonist, and, if possible, get on his good side.
But what he did not expect was that the heroines seemed nothing like their counterparts in the novel!
“So, what exactly is going on here?”
The general direction of the plot is okay, but your nonsense is a bit too much. The first two chapters are much better than the last four chapters. The main reason is that the heroine is the one who has the most problems with the general direction. And dear readers, don't think about the harem, you yandere. The family background of the heroine in the original world is an obstacle. If you really want to read harem stories, you have come to the wrong place. For the time being, I will give it my five stars. I will definitely change it later. The main reason is that I hope it won't be too outrageous, because the number of chapters you have is too few. Let's take another look.
I just started reading the author, and the reason why the female villain committed suicide seemed a bit strange. It was the protagonist who proposed to take her as a concubine and then commit suicide, but on the other hand, he didn't want to commit suicide if he didn't take her as a concubine? It's obvious here that she didn't die for money. I feel like it could be changed.
The first five-star review of this book, if for no other reason than that the first heroine of this book is a yandere (♡⌂♡)
If you stack too many buffs, it will be boring. You can change your mind. If you have a strong desire, don't rebirth or predict the plot, etc. After all, if you stack too many buffs, it's all nonsense. It's also hard to describe your literary skills. There are too many. You can use other expressions. It's really not good. I'm sorry.
Come on, come on, come on, come on