The Villainous Young Master’s Dashing Life After Reloading

What needs to be explained is that the protagonist has been busy collecting gold coins after being reborn. Because of his past grievances, he has been actively avoiding Lin Qingxue. It was Lin Qingxue who took the initiative to find him, so this is not licking the dog, and didn't the protagonist give up in the end and live a new life? Secondly, the main text makes it very clear that the protagonist gave up after the age of 20 and lived a lonely life of progress, but he did not keep licking. As for missing the past, that is easier. Imagine a young man who suddenly lost everything at the age of 17 in his previous life. Can he be mentally strong enough to let go of everything? At the same time, he will later become a villain and destroy everything he cherished in the past. To a certain extent, this is the "first man's way" (laughs) In short, the past is the past and the present is now. Lin Qingxue is already the woman of the past. Please look forward to the scenes of the three female protagonists. At the same time, there will be a DLC character appearing later ~ [Understood] The subsequent development of the plot involves a sweet love affair with the little hedgehog Ji Qingjue, playing with the Song dog Zhiyao, and the confidante Nangong Nuoya's career, Ms. Lin? Let the memories rot and stink~[Thinking]

It's pretty good and quite realistic, but the comments section is too aggressive now. When did the protagonist's affectionateness equal licking a dog? Lin is also the same. It seems that she is stupid at the moment. She is also stupid. She is said to be Green Tea and wants to take over the lead role. I don't think so about Green Tea. I can't say about taking over. Lin is too stupid. She lacks her own opinions. She just does what others are. She doesn't take her feelings seriously. Her wavering leads to this tragedy.

In that sentence, he was taking revenge on his past clown self, and the whole book suddenly became clear.

I don't know how I could bear to spend such a long time reading this kind of youth pain literature (it feels similar). I feel that the writing style is quite good, like a long prose, showing a story in a lyrical way. The story is an old-fashioned story, but expressed in this way. Taste (and there are no other villain stories where the male protagonist just runs away. I have been looking for this kind of thing, and finally found one. Damn it, I suffered so much in the last life, why the hell are you still hanging around now? Running away like this is the most fucking fun... Who cares? Just go to the ball [like])

It's okay, it's just a woman like Lin Qingxue in this kind of novel. Why do you think you can forgive or even get back together after doing such a thing? Is she the only woman in the world?

How to put it this way, overall it's quite good, but the first 15 chapters are still a bit unaccustomed to it. The post-15 generation has the feeling of a daily sweet article that makes people feel very comfortable. It is highly recommended to read it.

Although I don't understand, I would like to give you a five-star encouragement first. In fact, I still hope that the author can open a separate book and write a prequel Because I just updated and am still an idol trainee (dense fog) Suddenly jumped to the split of the prequel I really can't stand it I took a look at the comments and they were all low scores and negative reviews. Damn it, I won't be recognized as a troll anymore, right? But how to say it If it is regarded as a Japanese light novel I think it's actually pretty good Especially the part about motorcycles and old people talking about adding mixed gasoline. Well, everyone has their own favorite things Me too, so I won't seek common ground while reserving differences. Support everyone's preferences!

It looks good. It feels really good when paired with Sleeptalking.

I really like this kind of regret-filled beginning, just like my life. Regrettable and regretful, but also very stubborn, just like my worthless self-esteem...

I think it's very good. The scene appears vividly before my eyes. When I close my eyes, the sadness and freedom fill my mind. It must be a good book as it is written now. I prefer this kind of tragic description. Except for a lot of typos, it's not harmful. Don't you think the part where the protagonist escapes has a sense of the tragedy of the Jiangnan Dragon Clan? This book really appeals to me. I want to see the strong side of the protagonist.