Villain: When My Memories Are Revealed, the Empress Vows to Save Me at Any Cost

Don't rush me, the author is also a human being and needs rest. He is also very tired. However, what does his tiredness have to do with us? As long as he doesn't die, he will hurry up and fight for his death. [Learned][Learned][Learned]

From my point of view, only the system is true love. Which female protagonists make people feel bored and disgusted after watching them? System sister is better, but our main character brother ignores her and takes great pains to make people feel distressed.

Although this book can be regarded as following the trend, it seems that it is the first echelon of high-quality live broadcast regret streams. Several settings are great, which I think are better than similar books: 1. The indigenous protagonist uses the system to deliver live broadcasts. All the efforts of the protagonist in this book are done by himself, and it is not the memory writing in similar books. Although memory writing is often patched in the later stage, such as the written content is actually what happened, the beginning of the book still has the hypocrisy and obscenity of the time traveler. Memory writing often involves identity fusion issues such as the protagonist's soul-traveling memory awakening, and there is a strong sense of separation between deep love and meaning and hypocrisy and wretchedness. 2. The protagonist strolling around. Some of the contributions that the heroine thinks she makes are actually done by the protagonist while strolling in the garden. The protagonist does not take the initiative to provoke them, but later they all pay for it in the daily warmth until they fall in love with the heroine. It adds a touch of warmth and humor to the plot of "great suffering and deep hatred", and at the same time, this "hilarity" also supports the protagonist's deep love and righteousness. Actually, back to the first point, some memory-writing time travelers are not worthy of such a loving and meaningful protagonist.

I still hope that the male protagonist can be with a few women in the end, but they have to be tortured well. The physical injuries caused by several women to the male protagonist are not bad, but the main thing is that the male protagonist's psychological injuries must be fully compensated, so before the male protagonist forgives them, they have to be tortured well. For example, you can After the male protagonist wakes up, several women help the male protagonist escape and then work hard to make up for the male protagonist. Then the male protagonist can also travel back to the earth, and then several female emperors can also travel back to the earth to find the male protagonist and then make amends. In short, they must be tortured to make up for the male protagonist's loss of love for them.

My suggestion is to forget all the memories of women and start living a life of shamelessness with Tongzi [please update]

The overall look and feel is relatively good among the basically similar books I have read recently. The revelation of the truth about the stories of the six girls is quite good in this type of book, especially the one where a group of encirclement and suppression personnel and the six heroines read the memories while chatting and analyzing the situation at the time. I think this part is well written. I think the long section in the front about the six girls' truth revelations and memories is my favorite part of the whole book. The six female protagonists love and hate the male protagonist. They sometimes unite with each other, sometimes attack each other, and sometimes share their burdens. It is very interesting. Later, the part where the male protagonist was reincarnated and the female protagonist chased her husband in the crematorium was also good, but my interest dropped a bit when the world wars started. After all, when I saw this, I realized that what I liked was actually the interaction between the six female protagonists about the protagonist, and then the interaction between the protagonist and the system, and the interaction between the male protagonist and the six female protagonists. These are my favorites.

It's very okay to be broad and broad. Other authors of similar novels like this kind of talk about it once here and a little bit there. This author writes in a very orderly manner, and the foreshadowing can be expanded step by step.

I am a new fan. I saw this book on the ranking list a few days ago. If the ranking is still good, I added it to the bookshelf. From yesterday to today, I went directly from a stupid book to the chapter he is currently updating. To be honest, ever since I read the book about the memory of the villain whose protagonist is called Chu Mo, I really can't read similar books. Since that book was blocked, I really don't want to read similar works. I tried it yesterday and unexpectedly found that it is really good. I would like to ask, how many times does the author update it a day? I learned to ask for three stars, not five stars.

Five-star reviews attract more victims... No, readers [laughing evilly]

I have read so many books, and this one is the best I have ever seen. I beg the author, please don't be too harsh in the later stage. These female protagonists are all very good. I don't want any of them to die. There may be no misunderstandings in life.