Book Transmigration: Villains, Don't Be Hopeless Romantics

Want to see Pei Yu chasing his wife at the crematorium Don't let the heroine fall in love with Pei Yu easily. You must make him regret the days when he chased his wife. I hope the author will update more chapters every day [laughing][laughing]

I really like Su Muyan. It would be great if he were the male lead.

Give yourself a five-star [blow a kiss][blow a kiss][blow a kiss][blow a kiss] After reading everyone's comments, I know that many of you don't like the male protagonist because he did a lot of things that were sorry for the female protagonist and was too licky to the original heroine. But in the original text, he has such an imperfect character and is a real vicious villain with a brain in love. The heroine just wants him to change step by step. As for the heroine, Pei Yu didn't like her at first and would definitely be careless about her. In fact, compared to these, the hero did more to Yu Luo, but this is his original appearance. To be honest, he is already very different to the heroine. Moreover, Su Muyan's character is really not suitable for the heroine. Su Muyan cannot choose the heroine at any time without any reason to worry. But Pei Yu can. Some people think that the female protagonist is stupid and has a love brain, but in fact, the male protagonist I created is too smart. In the original text, he is an invincible existence and can manipulate everyone at his fingertips. People like Su Muyan and Wei Jin who are in high positions and have heavy thoughts are no match for him. As a modern person, the female protagonist in this book has a very high IQ. Apart from the male protagonist, she has never suffered a loss at the hands of anyone else, and she will not stand in the way of others or let others down. Also, the male protagonist likes the female protagonist first, then treats her well, and the female protagonist gradually likes him. I am also the female protagonist myself, and I had my own plans and reasons for choosing Pei Yu as the male protagonist, which I will learn later. Finally, I hope everyone can be tolerant.

I finished reading it hastily. I wasn't very interested in stories about female characters except the heroine, so I jumped on it because I was really curious about who the hero was. Looking at the plot development, it seemed that Pei was the hero, because the heroine Qian had a crush on him, and they had close contact, and the person he liked didn't take him seriously. He was married and very affectionate, but I like Su Muyan very much! ! I feel that Su Ho and the heroine are childhood sweethearts, brother and sister. Su takes good care of the heroine, but I am also very confused as to why Su Muyan didn't save Chu Lishuang first when she fell into the water. It really puzzles me. From here on, the heroine's feelings for Su gradually fade and alienate. It won't just be like this. So I just missed out on being the male protagonist. Damn it, I really want to see Su become the male protagonist. If he is reversed later and the villain hurts the female protagonist, then forget it (but don't!!!) Can the author explain the title briefly? I think there is a high demand for Su to be the male protagonist hh

The discordant voices in the comment area can only be said to be the preconceived selfish motives of fans of the second male lead. Anyone with sense can see that the second male lead is the kind of person who puts love in the second place. As a friend, I admire him very much as a person, but if he is not qualified to be the love partner of the heroine, he will often wrong the heroine for the sake of others and for the sake of justice. Others who scolded me just because they selfishly like the second male lead, so they wanted the author to make the second male protagonist a male protagonist according to their own ideas. Little did they know that it was the second male lead who was not suitable to be the male lead, and the cause and effect were not clear. The male protagonist has a very full character, and he is just the opposite of the second male lead. He is someone who will always put the female lead first. , What I like most is that he is very real, even if in the eyes of others his character is not as "perfect" as the male lead, but as a lover, these so-called "flaws" of his make him more suitable for the female protagonist. The emotional transformation of the male protagonist towards the female protagonist in the later stage and the tension between them are really very exciting and exciting, and it will definitely not be a loss to invest in it!

I really, really like this novel. The author must write it well and don't fail! Even if the writing fails, don't give up. Even if it really fails, you must add a scribbled ending, just to let the readers have something to think about. Work hard to write and never give up! Readers will always be with you! Love you＾3＾! ! ! !

I like Su Muyan, but he makes me feel weird

It's pretty good. At first I thought the guy named Su was the male protagonist because he was really nice to the female protagonist.

It's really good. I finished reading it in one sitting. The heroine's character is my favorite among all the novels so far. The emotional scenes are also smooth and flowing, without any so-called routines. I can only say that I will keep waiting for the author to update. Such a good book currently has few chapters, so it is not very popular. But I am sure that this book will really become popular as long as the author does not give up! [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]

I've read the article, it's very good. The heroine is also very good, and so is the male protagonist. In fact, I personally attach great importance to SC, and men and women are treated equally. But after I read the article, I felt it was nothing. I don't think the male protagonist is unclean. I think he is the kind of person who is young and miserable. If someone gives him a candy, he will heartily think that person is a good person. Who cares, as long as he is not a rotten cucumber, I think it is not unclean for him to like anyone. Su has the world in his heart, and I can tell that he likes the heroine. But he is too timid. He dare not admit that he likes the heroine. He is the kind of person who will immediately let go of your hand when your parents catch you when you are shopping with your girlfriend. This kind of man is not good and is too unstable. With contrast comes contrast, and our male protagonist is very partial to it. Before I saw the ending, my evaluation has always been this.