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

Please stop rushing us. The author is human too; he needs rest, and he's tired too. But what does his tiredness have to do with us? As long as he's alive, just keep updating like crazy! [Learned][Learned][Learned]

In my opinion, only the system is true love. Those other female leads evoke a lot of annoyance and disgust. The system sister is so much better; she's so devoted to our protagonist brother, going to great lengths for him, which makes you feel so sorry for her.

Although this book follows a trend, it's definitely among the top-tier works in this genre of "regretful livestream" stories. Several settings are particularly excellent, and what I feel makes it superior to similar books: 1. A native protagonist who uses a system to transmit his story. In this book, the protagonist does everything himself, unlike the memory-writing elements in similar books.

I still hope the male lead ends up with several women, but they need to suffer a lot. The women's physical injuries to the male lead are manageable, but the emotional wounds need to be healed. So, before he forgives them, he needs to suffer a lot. For example, after the male lead wakes up, the women could help him escape and then try their best to make amends.

My suggestion is to forget all your memories of women and then start a silly life with the system. [Please update more frequently!]

Overall, this book is one of the better ones I've read recently compared to similar ones. The revelation of the truth behind the six girls' stories is quite good for this genre, especially the part where a large group of people surrounding the protagonist and the six heroines chat and analyze the situation while reminiscing – I thought that part was well-written.

Excellent! Other authors tend to ramble on about this and then touch on it in other parts of the story. This author's writing is very well-organized, and the foreshadowing builds up gradually. Excellent!

I'm a new fan. I saw this book on the bestseller list a few days ago, and since it was ranked well, I added it to my bookshelf. From yesterday to today, I've gone straight from the first page to the current chapter. To be honest, ever since I read that novel where the protagonist, Chu Mo, has his villainous memories exposed, I haven't been able to read any similar books.

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Of all the books I've read, this is the best one I've ever seen. Please, author, don't make the ending too drastic! All the female leads are wonderful; I don't want any of them to die. How can life be without misunderstandings?