The Villain Reborn in the Real World

Oh wow, this time the system has turned into a movie player! The female leads, seeing the male lead's tragic experiences in another world, wish they could kill their counterparts from that other world. The parallel world theme is quite interesting; it can make the female leads cherish their current male leads even more, and they won't develop any aversion to the female leads in their own world.

The author has set a small goal: to write 1000 chapters! 🤭

Overall, it was quite enjoyable. I hope the updates come soon; I'm really looking forward to the later episodes. Some small details, compared to another series, significantly improved the viewing experience. The character portrayals here are quite endearing. Those who want to change character portrayals should quickly repent! Among all these reborn villains, this is one of the better ones; it doesn't follow too many clichéd formulas, which is great. Keep it up!

This was originally a storyline from the previous one, where there was no rebirth, everyone liked him, and no one hurt him. It was a beautiful ending for everyone, whether it was him, those who regretted not protecting him before they died, or those who regretted it after death and whose lives were filled with no possibility of him again.

So far it's alright. I felt an instinctive aversion to the last one I read 🤦, but as I read on, I forced myself to think about how the characters had different personalities, so I still hope for a happy ending. Could the author please reveal a hint about the ending? 🥺 @Han Ruoxi

Enough said, five stars, okay? The premise doesn't actually make the real-world female lead feel disgusted, mainly because the original female lead from the parallel world can be transported here by the Heavenly Dao, effectively sealing them as the same person. The plot is also quite good, especially the loyalty of the military officers to their country.

It's pretty good. I hope it won't be like the last book where everything was blamed on those puppet heroines; after all, those women also had pitiful and tragic lives of being controlled. It was worth staying up until 2 AM to read it.

I'm so curious, did the female protagonist from the previous world come to this world just to be different from the female protagonist of this world? What will their fates be? Will they commit suicide or be killed by the female protagonist of this world? 🤔

The plot is reasonable and not as mindless as some might think. The protagonist's inner struggles genuinely resonated with me. Both the male and female leads felt real. If the characters were developed in a slightly more detailed way and the book were longer, I feel it could rival the characters in works like *Full-Time Magister* or *The Lost Tomb*. Of course, this all depends on the novel being long enough and the author maintaining such a high level of writing quality.

Because the author did not maintain the good habit of updating once a day, a four-star review is given. It is hoped that the author will learn from this lesson, strive to improve, and obtain a five-star rating as soon as possible.