The Male Lead Wants to Kill Me Every Day

Wow, it's so long and I actually finished reading it. I watched it for several days. Well enough. The whole story is relatively complete. The male protagonist is Rong Heng. At first, he wanted to kill the female protagonist for his sister. After killing and killing, he discovered the female protagonist's special abilities and strength. He began to value the female protagonist (the kind of subordinate) and of course, he used it. In the end, he fell in love with the female protagonist. I feel that the male protagonist is very upright. Rong Heng has always been very rational, and in the process of falling in love and killing each other, in the end he loves and protects the heroine, and uses his poisonous tongue to protect others. The heroine was Princess Duan at the beginning, but this time, Princess Duan is just a supporting character with a name, so don't worry about it. Mainly because fantasy laid the groundwork. There was an inside story about the heroine being tricked into becoming Princess Duan at the beginning. The emperor's identity is also very special, and they are all related to fantasy settings. The emperor is a good man. Rong Heng also has a different life experience In the end, everyone has a companion, and lovers finally get married. Happy ending Because she is Princess Duan, the male protagonist always wants to kill the female protagonist, so that his sister, who is already Princess Duan's concubine, can become the main concubine: Prince Duan and his concubine Rong Xi (Rong Heng's sister) were in love, but the heroine was accidentally forced to become Princess Duan because of a design. The emperor also issued an imperial decree not to allow the heroine to reconcile with Prince Duan, so the hero Rong Heng could only kill the heroine for his sister.

The plot of the story is still very interesting, ranging from the human world to the fairy world and the underworld, but the short stories about family life are written too much and too detailedly, so I was tired from reading and skipped some chapters. I read all the way and saw almost no comments, which is a bit strange.

It's a bit unclear whether the protagonist is King Duan or his surname is Rong.

Dedicated love, perfect ending, great book

Even though it's a good jump-start, the content is different and I'll give it five stars.

Good-looking, good, very good

It's pretty good to watch, at least it's finished.

It's very interesting. It's very logical. I like to write a big story. The plot is layer by layer and very grand.

I read this book after reading the author's Flowers of Mistakes. Overall, it's good. Keep it up.

It's very beautiful and well written. Read them all!