As the Villain, It's Only Fair to Control the Heroine, Right?

I have to explain to the Prime Minister here that due to the conditions at the time, I got married very young and was very young. Boss Cao is not a lolita control person. Under today's conditions, the boss would definitely be a late-stage royal sister control. A group of yellow men insist on talking about their character. The younger one is too young and the older one is married. Who knows Boss Cao's suffering? What's wrong with just liking big waves?

I think the author is really good at driving. However, I was still a little confused and a bit weird when I read it. I could understand it but not quite understand it [laughing and crying]. Maybe it's my problem. There are a little few chapters now. I'm looking forward to the follow-up.

What? It seems like I watched something and didn't watch anything at all. The author is too reluctant to drive and he only knows how to hug and squeeze rabbits. She has long legs and so on, and the protagonist is really hot. She doesn't have any character that matches her status. She is more like a scoundrel who calls a girl by her friendly name when he meets her, as if she is a gentleman. I really laughed. While saying how awesome I am, I was fucked like this by my fiancée. It's okay that my predecessor was the protagonist now. After reading the current chapters, I don't know what this novel is about, and I can't even remember a name.

High quality but not popular, the author writes so well

There is Sese in the front, but there is no Sese in the back. The protagonist keeps doing thankless things. He is obviously a villain but has a mother's heart. He gives things to women for free without any conditions, and then the woman disappears. She doesn't understand that villains should just force themselves on them without talking about emotions. Bad review

Originally, the front was pretty good, but we wanted to go to a nightclub in the back🐔? 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅You like rotten, bitter, crotch so much, right?

The author writes so well, I like it so much. It's a pity that the author is a bit too short and weak. I was enjoying reading it, but it's gone now.

Insert an eye, it feels a little weird in front

The book is great, but some of the invisible metaphors are a bit poor and not bold enough. Expressing them in poetry is very awkward.

The author doesn't know how to write villains