
After Mistaking the Male Lead, I Was Captured by the Villain
认错男主后,我被反派攻略了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 249k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Selfcest. I Can't Find Anything Good Lately
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I Don't Know What to Read
Anything is fine, as long as it's good.
Cultivation Stories: The Heroine Should Be a Demonic Cultivator Who Can Be Truly Wicked, and the Hero Should Be Cunning
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The Female Lead Sticks to the Plot, but the Male Lead Goes Off Script and Falls for Her
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Villain Stories!!!! A Blast From the Past
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I think it's very interesting. The male and female protagonists are really well matched. The female protagonist is a god and the male protagonist is a demon. I really like the sentence at the end: She looked at the end of the red line of cause and effect, and saw Wen Xingzhao walking at night with a lantern, dividing his branches to rival the bright moon. The young man's voice transcended thousands of mountains and rivers: "I'm here to help those who have left the country return home." Maybe it's more beautiful, but I feel like it ended like this, and I feel a little sad. It's pretty cool, check it out if you're interested!
Damn it, the male and female protagonists are so awesome, ah ah ah, ah ah ah, the male protagonist is my ceiling! ! ! ! The same goes for the heroine, I really like this kind of character design, the writing is so good, it's really beautiful! ! !
It's okay. The readers and the author's thoughts are gradually following each other. The whole plot gives me the feeling that the author just added whatever he thought of. Anyway, those subsequent identities are not the author's original intention at the beginning. But in this way, it is quite interesting and good for the readers to read.
I really like the male and female protagonist design! I also really like the interaction between the male and female protagonists, and the story line too! It's just not complete enough, I still want to see it! ! ! "Little devil, you are a little proud of your favor!" She spoke a little slurred, "I'm not my senior brother's favorite." [Wen Xu] Call her Wen Xu when she's angry, brat when she's happy, and junior sister when she's teasing. It was at this moment that Wen Xu felt that Wen Xingzhao and she were the same kind of people, and they were a natural match. It was as if the suffering in the world at that moment had nothing to do with her. "Give you a drop of divine blood, and everything will be smooth and worry-free from now on." And Wen Xingzhao's smile counts as hope... And salvation. She looked at the end of the red line of cause and effect, and saw Wen Xingzhao walking at night with a lantern, dividing his branches to rival the bright moon. [Wen Xingzhao] Wen Xu was looking at the sky lantern, but Wen Xingzhao was not looking at the sky lantern, he was looking at her. Wen Xingzhao chuckled, and the goddess paved the way for him. From then on, he was freed from his fate and gained merit. The young man's voice transcended thousands of mountains and rivers: "I'm here to help those who have left the country return home."
It's so good-looking. I haven't seen such a handsome male protagonist in a long time. It made my heart cry [adoration] [adoration] [adoration]. The male and female protagonists are both pretty good, and the storyline is pretty good too. The main male protagonist is so handsome, it made me go back and forth on my aesthetics.
I really think it was well written. The heroine has righteousness in her heart and has close relatives by blood. The author's outline is good. It would be better if he could continue writing. Unfortunately, it is not finished. But I personally think that their relationship should start to heat up when the heroine of the demon world saves him with divine blood, instead of falling in love with him inexplicably at the beginning? ? The author's concept is quite good, and the deputy CPs in it each have their own story depth. Maybe the story line is too huge to arrange like this, and some holes have not been filled in. The story line is a bit messy, and it is difficult to understand.
There is no reason for the low score...
Thousands of trees are covered with flowers, showing off old friends returning home. The red thread of cause and effect is knotted with bells, ringing with every step, and ringing with each step. The young man's voice transcended thousands of mountains and rivers: "I'm here to help those who have left the country return home."
It's very interesting. The author's writing is very good and the characters are also very rich. But the ending is a bit rushed and not interesting at all [crying] [crying] It's a pity that I didn't see Si Han's ending. Did the author really have nothing to say about Si Han at all [almost crying]
The author's writing style is a bit green, and it's good to read it carefully. The male and female protagonists' personalities sometimes break down in the early stages, but become more stable in the later stages. Unfortunately, the author didn't write the entire story... It's a bit unsatisfactory.