Villain: After I Stop Acting Like a Simp, the Campus Belle Heroine Throws Herself at Me

I think it's pretty good. He's not fawning over the female lead; so far, he's only interested in the woman from his past life. The other female leads should just stay put.

Having read other revenge novels where the female leads are killed off, but that's because they tortured the male leads too much. The female lead in this book isn't quite as heinous, so the male lead's revenge is more about winning hearts and minds. However, the impressions of the wicked women are really unpleasant, making the pacing a bit slow.

At first, I thought it was a cliché, but then I saw that the male lead was quite intelligent, and it's a single-female lead story. I've been looking for a novel with this kind of plot for a while now. Keep up the good work, author!

I only skimmed through it, so I'm giving it five stars as encouragement. But honestly, the mix of plot and diary entries was so awkward and frustrating to watch. It had moments of enjoyment, but not a complete one. It felt like a series of punctuated episodes. I'm trying harder; if I can keep watching, I'll continue; if not, I'll just give up.

The low score is biased. At first, it might seem like the protagonist is just a tool in a system, but after he awakens his self-awareness and kills the first female lead, it becomes a very dark and villainous story. Much better than those stories about being reborn and taking over someone else's life after listening to their inner voice.

This is only a 6.7? I feel it should be at least an 8.5 or higher. It has a complete worldview and its own logic. Single female lead and lots of sweet moments However, the book is divided into two parts. The first hundred or so chapters are a rather clichéd diary + face-slapping + husband-chasing-after-the-cruelty plot, while the last few hundred chapters are the real revenge-chasing-against-heaven drama. I feel that many people were probably turned off before they even got to the main plot.

This is a fantastic book. The author's writing is so excellent right now; I hope the story won't be too angsty later on, especially regarding the female lead. I'm looking forward to sweet moments with only one female lead. I've been reading this since this morning. The later part of the novel, with its revenge on the so-called female lead, is exciting but also quite depressing.

So far, the impression is okay; I'll wait and see. I hope they don't take all the female leads; it would be better to have fewer. It's nothing Ga

You can skip everything before that, it's not important. Just start reading from chapter 158. Chapter 158 has a patch where the protagonist realizes early on that his book reviews will be seen by the "original female lead" (meaning the original protagonist Xiao Fan's harem) and has been using this feature.

Unfortunately, the author was too merciful, ending the story before the female lead experienced extreme pain. He was indeed too kind; at least she should have suffered extreme physical and mental anguish.