
The Villain Seeks Redemption: Nine Empresses Beg for Forgiveness
反派洗白:九大女帝求原谅
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 144k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
70Chapters
5Reads
8.3Score
523.5kReads · all time
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Five-star praise is given. I think the number one female protagonist among male protagonists is Jade Guanyin. She is the only one who believes in the male protagonist from beginning to end. Even if the other female protagonists are deceived, it will inevitably make people feel chilling.
I think your writing is good and you should update it quickly, otherwise I will report you😁
It's not bad. The water is a bit watery. Although it's not deep, it's getting faster. In addition, it's very clear whether the life written by the protagonist is worthy of him. Some places are outrageous. I won't go into details. Just because the villain and the protagonist are completely consistent with what the protagonist thinks, and the protagonist's energy in the story screen, I know whether it is worthy or not. I feel that the life written is really not worthy of the protagonist of this book, because he said in the book that he can rewrite his own life. He also said that what the original person has done is none of his business, and what the story in this book is about is completely different. Judging from these things, the protagonist of this book is a single, fearful of death, lustful villain, or lsp for short, because there are really these shortcomings in the book, and they are also described, because it is said by the protagonist himself, and I have only read 15 chapters. Don't tell me about the other 15 chapters, it has nothing to do with me. Leave four stars for a little support.
This book looks pretty good, but logically I feel like it doesn't make sense for the reasons below. Everything else is good, and I have empathy but it's not very strong (leaving aside the modification settings). I just don't know much about this genre of villain modification memory writing. Can you clarify my confusion? Modifying the memory or life cannot change the protagonist's previous life and a series of sins. How can this be achieved in a decent way (where readers think there is nothing wrong with the character)? Does it encourage lying to deceive others and ourselves? What is the background setting of this article that modifies memory or life to cause others to feel guilty about the protagonist? It would be better not to add the setting of modifying memory or life. I briefly thought about how such a novel with this kind of modification premise would round up the characters and round the background. It would always give people an image that the protagonist is garbage, which would also be detrimental to the values of young readers. I hope everyone can answer it. If there is an originator of this genre Please recommend the article, let me know how to round out the character, background and modified setting. Since the author has written this type of article, he should have a high level of understanding. I hope the author can help me answer it and support your work. I have no negative comments, but I have doubts (this is my first time reading it, I heard it is an emerging theme), thank you. Because there are very few articles and books of this type, almost none of them exceed 100, and they almost never mention the setting problem I mentioned. They are just for solving confusions, don't take it as a source of controversy.
Exactly the same as a book I read
I hope the character design won't collapse. Emperor Yan is so cold-blooded and invincible. It would be disgusting if the protagonist turned out to be a street rogue after being freed. Also, the author didn't want to forgive them as soon as Emperor Yan came out. Wasn't Emperor Yan deeply hurt by them?? If I were to write, if there was no matter about the foreign demons and they were forgotten, it would be a perfect ending for the ancient Buddha with a blue lantern to spend his whole life together. But if there are extraterrestrial demons, let Emperor Yan forget about them and go out alone. In short, don't forgive them as soon as they come out, it's better to torture them more. Don't be like other people who write that the protagonist is a stupid dog after having a system. Like an uneducated street kid, he talks dirty words and behaves disgustingly, putting Chinese travelers in the face.
This topic was well chosen. I hope that the subsequent plot can be completed. The whole life of the villain is written.
Others copied it after modifying it, but you just copied it! Exactly the same
The guide is quite fast. I like other books of the same type which are a bit slow. The author writes very well. Keep up the good work.
The author gave the protagonist (Ye Yun) an anti-intellectual aura that was too strong. He had been forced to do so outside for so long, just because he wanted to kill Emperor Yan and not let others see it. In the end, no one outside could understand that there are nine female protagonists. If this is the case all the time, As for Lu, it's really boring. Being able to become a great emperor shows that intelligence is online. You are writing in the direction of urban cool writing. You have written so many female protagonists, and no one among them has come out to question it. This is completely a brainless cool writing.