Villain: I Spoiled the Plot in Advance, and Every Heroine Switched Sides!

From the current point of view, the logic and rationality of this book are relatively good. It is not the kind of novel where the heroine knows the truth and falls in love with the villain without thinking. Most of them are rational. This is also different from the traditional system. The plot of the protagonist of Tiandao Death Treasure has a strict setting on the relationship between Tiandao and the system, clarifying the connection between them and the purpose of the protagonist. For other time-traveling villains, the protagonist here is more rational and not too immersed in the plot. Heavenly law cannot directly affect people's thinking. Heavenly law can only make some changes in some small things and cannot directly intervene. Generally speaking, except for the sons of heaven, there are very few people who can directly intervene in heavenly law. They are fair, fair and rational. Both parties are based on an equal status. There is no traditional wisdom to reduce the character. The protagonist must not die. Wherever he goes, the treasure is picked up. For a Buddhist reader like me, the taste is just right, especially for those mindless villains who don't like cool stories. This one is slightly cool.

I finished reading it, but unfortunately it was spoiled by trolls. It ends in a hurry. According to the introduction, there are still many story lines, but it is a pity that the outline is cut in half. I have to admit that the author's writing is very good, the story is novel, the special characters are very distinct, and the character design and story logic are perfect. Although it lacks some cool points, it is still a rare masterpiece.

The subject matter is relatively new, and this is the first time I've seen a villain article in this style. I think it's good to read it!

It's quite interesting. Unlike the usual so-called villain stories, which change to a female protagonist in three chapters and a male protagonist in five chapters, where the female protagonist falls in love with the villain without thinking, this book is step-by-step and very comfortable to read. What a pity eunuch

How to say it. I've always wanted to read this kind of villain novel, one that directly spoils the heroine at the beginning. Although this is not like this, it is close.

Compared with other industrialized assembly lines, it is a little bit new. The heroine is not stereotyped, and the thinking of female characters is also more reasonable. It does not appear to be brainless, and it does not overexaggerate the wealthy people. It is very comfortable to read.

The subject matter is novel and quite interesting. After all, what is needed here is a bicycle. Come on, author.

The subject matter is novel and the content is clear, not bad

Good-looking is good-looking. Anyway, it's like squeezing out toothpaste, a little short. I feel like raising a bunch of books is okay, but raising pigs that will starve to death is quite uncomfortable.

The content is very interesting