Transmigrate Into a Book as the Villain: From the Start, I Turn the Saintess Into a Witch

Author, Hello! First of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge you to update it, because I believe that I can see its ending in my lifetime. Please write carefully, it doesn't matter how long you write, as long as you don't give up updates and don't get sloppy, everything will not be a problem. I will wait with your loyal readers. I appreciate your writing very much, which is both humorous and profound. To put it bluntly, if you are included in the article, you are a senior performer, and I am an audience who appreciates the film. Your performance has reached a fascinating level. Just like Jian Han's state of watching "The Fifteenth Day of Leohard", one more episode means one less episode. I want to watch it but can't let it go. The contradictory and complicated emotions drive me crazy. I was just a bored idler, and I clicked on this novel aimlessly, without intending to finish it. But you succeeded in making me "half" finish it. Now, I can only express my emotions! Only by leaving a message in the comments can I stabilize my mood at this moment. With a sense of luck, I hope you can see it. Come on

To be honest, I haven't noticed that the heroine is a yandere until now [laughs][laughs][laughs][laughs]

Abba Abba? Abba Abba Abba! [Laughing evilly][eating melon][seeking attention]

Come on, author, I believe your book will get a score of 9 if you keep writing like this. Anyway, I don't think it's too poisonous. There are routines but not too much.

Overall it was a pretty good read to be honest. This is a daily romance novel wrapped in fantasy. Regarding the plot, the author's grasp of it is really good. There is basically no scratch in the whole process, but it develops too fast. Didn't leave much of a deep impression on me. The relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is not very "careful". The background setting of the characters is not rigorous enough. Basically just a casual mention. If I hadn't read the introduction to this book, I would have thought that the male protagonist was a time traveler. It was not until the appearance of the cannon fodder male protagonist in the original text that we learned about the setting of the male protagonist. It's not handled very well here. All in all, it's not toxic. It's enjoyable to watch but not "exciting". One star is due to the lack of detail in the plot, and one star is due to the loose background of the characters. But the plot does not drag on, which is a good advantage. And the character's behavior is more "real" (compared to the awkward behavior in other novels) What's impressive is that the protagonist's characters, even the miscellaneous soldiers, are all real "people" with brains. The villain is a bit stupid, but still has the desire to survive. Add one star. Overall, the book is worth reading.

It's good to watch. I give it five stars. I hope the male lead won't have too many ambiguities with too many supporting female characters. Thank you.

Where is the yandere? I didn't notice it.

I have a feeling this book will be a hit. If not, think of me as farting [laughing]

The plot is very good, and the heroine is also very good, but the author please write less about things like what happened to the eldest princess. The novel is just a comfort to read. It is indeed a bit boring to see this kind of plot. And why is Tiger King written to death? The protagonist is systematic. I hope he fakes his death as a foreshadowing. The plot has ups and downs, and you can torture the enemy camp, but don't torture your own camp too much [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]

The writing is good, but the title is a bit...