Villain: Am I Really Leaving Everyone with Regrets at the End?

It's okay. It's a good book with gorgeous words. Although the author has said that he borrowed other people's ideas, it's not a big problem. After all, who writes a novel without reading other people's novels? The first one is a reference and the second one is original. The plot of the protagonist is very well written, but sometimes the next part of the plot cannot be understood, and the cause and effect are not known at all. The viewers are confused, and the protagonist died 99 times? He also doesn't seem to be very good at responding to the heroine's feelings. But when I try to persuade others to open up a bit, this is [like], which is comparable to the one next door, Murphy.

The beginning has a strong sense of familiarity with certain story lines and settings. The author must have read the same book that I have read.

The story was well received. The male protagonist was well received. Although the writing was very beautiful, I still wish it was less, too much, which would affect the viewing experience.

Will the witch from before the author reappear?

The plot of "The Last Emperor" in "Dream Reincarnation" starts with a similar plot. No wonder it looks familiar. I just looked for Mo Yuan, the protagonist of Meng Dan Samsara. I'm quite receptive to this opening [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] After all, it looks familiar.

Ahhhhh! Found another good book! Long live! ! !

It's really good. It has an epic feeling of loneliness, which contains tragedy. When you stay with yourself for a long time, all you see in the end is yourself. . .

This book is similar in type to "After Raising a Villain Heroine, They Follow" from a certain point in the book. However, the writing style is not as good as that book. I feel that the author's literary skills are quite good, but the vocabulary is too gorgeous and lengthy, and it is more like showing off skills. This will greatly affect the reader's reading experience. I think this book seems to have too few descriptions of micro-expressions, making the presentation of the characters a bit stiff. But generally speaking, you can still take a look at it. Good luck to the author.

I think I've read it. Is it going over there and reposting it here? Although I don't remember the title of the book, I was deeply affected by Su Li, the tyrant at the beginning.

"I'll wait for you in the new era."