
Villain: I Want to Wrap Up, but the Heroine Turns Dark
反派:想杀青,女主却黑化
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 170k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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In booklists 20
I'm Out of Books.........so Out....please....help.......me.....
I have completely run out of books......... I am out.... of.... books.... please....... save me.....
Fans of “Bibi Dong,” Come Take a Look
I'm Having a Great Time as the Villain
Looking for something similar to The Villain: There Are Too Many Children of Fortune, So I'm Giving Up.
After Maxing Out a Girl’s Affection, the Protagonist Has Someone Kill Him to Make Her Turn Evil
I saw this in a video recently and suddenly wondered if there are any stories like it.
Villain Stories!!!! Female Lead Pursues the Male Lead!!!
A Powerful Family, a Villain Protagonist, an Urban Setting, Beauties, and a System for Hunting the Children of Fortune
Villain Protagonist Stories, Please!
Become Stronger by Unlocking Memories of Past Lives
The Male Lead Is a Villain Who Wants to Stay Away from the Heroine, but She Won't Leave Him Alone
Great Writing, and the Villains Aren’t Too Dumb
Traditional fantasy and urban fantasy with a twist.
Stories Where the Heroine Is Kidnapped and Falls in Love With Her Kidnapper
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the Modern City, Finds Out They're the Villain, and Immediately Goes into Seclusion?
There's no way anyone could hit the protagonist. People who hit the protagonist would never feel like they've landed a blow in their entire lives.
The Hero Is a Villain Reborn Twice and Wants to Follow the Plot, but the Heroine's Character Goes Off the Rails
The male lead is reborn as a villain and follows the original plot the first time around, but the System malfunctions. After he is reborn a second time, the female lead's character goes completely off the rails.
Transmigrating Into a Villain Story, No Inner Monologue, and a Female Lead Whose Character Falls Apart, Like the Examples Below
Looking for Villain Novels, Preferably With a Reborn Heroine Pursuing the Villain
A Fantasy Story Where the Male Lead Dies, the Female Lead Regrets It Too Late, Becomes a Great Emperor, and Is Reborn
In her first life, the male lead dies for the female lead. She cultivates to become a Great Emperor, then is reborn at the very beginning. She protects the male lead, only to discover that his strength is completely different from what it was before.
The Male Lead Is the Eldest Senior Brother, Reborn for Nine Lifetimes, and a Villain. His Master Is an Empress
The male lead transmigrates. For his first eight lives, he keeps trying to please other people. In his ninth life, he seems to awaken a System and stops sucking up to them. Then his junior brothers and sisters and his master awaken their memories of his first eight lives and start doting on him.
Villainous Male Supporting Character Stories Where the Female Lead’s Character Falls Apart from the Start
The male lead transmigrates into a novel as a supporting male character or cannon fodder and follows the plot, but the female lead’s character goes off the rails. She doesn’t love him, she loves the villain, and she keeps derailing the story.
Otherworldly Fantasy Where the Female Lead Turns Dark and Becomes Invincible
Are There Any Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates as a Villain and the Reborn Female Lead Finds He's Different?
Are there any stories where the protagonist transmigrates into a villain, and the female lead is reborn and realizes the protagonist has changed?
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Although this kind of anti-cliché villain story features a protagonist with average intelligence and an unconvincing female lead... Writing is exhausting... So let's give each other some encouragement!
The book still hopes the male lead will be elegant and composed, experiencing death and heartbreak through countless reincarnations. If it's too simple, wouldn't it just be a typical romance novel? The book is my type, 5 stars. The male lead did say something about not being able to let things linger, but... No, I should say the story could be a bit longer, right?
The author must end the cycle of reincarnation at the protagonist's funeral, otherwise there would be suspicion of taking over the story. You should let them see the protagonist's memories of a hundred lifetimes to break them down, otherwise how will they turn evil?
Great, keep writing! I'm fine with anything as long as it's not lesbian. Keep it up, author!
Good, but please don't abandon the project.
The beginning of this book is the worst part, but the rest is actually not bad. It's not great, but it's readable. Apart from the main character, the characters are quite attractive, but the writing about the characters' emotional changes is not particularly good. Overall, the future looks promising.
The artwork scored 5.4 on Tomato, and the erotic novel scored 9.7. Our Tomato writers are truly amazing!
Personally, I think the author's novels are quite logical, but the writing in this novel seems imprecise and doesn't quite present the story the author envisioned. Overall, it's still quite good.
It's good, but too short.
Flaws do not detract from the overall merits; through countless reincarnations, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.