Every Man Loves the Heroine, but I’m the Villainess

The author's writing style is very good, and the storyline is reasonable and engaging. However, the emotional drama is a bit lacking, but it doesn't matter to me. The heroine who is focused on her career is also very interesting. Didn't skip a chapter until now. [Love]

Why do you feel that Gu Yun and the male protagonist of the original book are the same person? Looking at the introduction, the original male protagonist seems to be the current male protagonist. Based on the cold-blooded and power-obsessed male protagonist, I feel that this will be the direction! Actually, do I want to read he [shy] more, or is this how most Machiavellian writings are? No, [crying] Since it's wearing a book, we just say it's best to walk around. Otherwise, why would you be looking for abuse if you're wearing a book? The reality is not cruel enough and you still have to suffer from hypocrisy [crying] If the male and female protagonists were both indigenous, be would understand.

I hope Master Kongling is not dead

[Contains spoilers] It's so good to read, it's so exciting. I have to admire the author's imagination. It's rare that I can finish a million-word novel that is not enough. Without looking at the back, you wouldn't be able to guess the relationship between Gu Yun and Mu Yun, as well as the heroine's life experience... The male protagonist (Mu Yun) and the female protagonist are both consciousnesses in the book. They were originally in love, but the reason for their constant tit-for-tat was due to memory loss, and they only remembered it near the end. In fact, I really hated Mu Yun in the early stage, but after their relationship really developed, they naturally accepted it, and it felt like I hated Hai Qingtian. As for the other male supporting actors, it can only be a pity. They all have their own cuteness.

It's very beautiful, and it's my favorite style of writing. Why is the rating so low? I feel like the author is getting more and more emotional as he writes. I hope Kong Ling doesn't die. The arrow missed the target and Gu Yun will save Xiao Wei. That would be great. If Xiao Wei dies, it would be a pity for the unspoken love.

The plot of the story is quite exciting, but after chapter 470, there is a reversal, where the male protagonist is whitewashed and the male and female protagonists are tied up. Personally, I think there is no cp and the heroine goes into seclusion (or the heroine takes Wen Fei with her, but they are not together). The later chapters were a little disappointing. Other than that, it's worth recommending.

The novel is well written, fascinating, and exciting, but the ending is not good at all. Couldn't Wei Yulan, Wen Fei, and Mo Qingzhu all travel to modern times?

Although the ending is not what I wanted to see [laughing] [laughing] but I have to say that the author expressed every detail very clearly [like] [like] I like most of the storyline, and the pace of the story is also very fast. For me who loves to read short stories [laughing] [laughing] It is not easy to listen to five or six hundred episodes [crying with laughter]

It's very good. The author's literary talent is good. I like it, but it's a bit brain-burning [Like][Like][Like][Like] Not bad, worth watching

I think this book is pretty good, but the rating is a bit low. I'll give it a five-star rating. I hope the author will update it more.