The Gossipy Villainess Accidentally Gets Herself Caught Up in It

The writing is very good. Although the content is a story about a passerby male protagonist being read by a group of "female protagonists", each "female protagonist" does not have much interaction with the passerby male protagonist. They have their own emotional lines, such as: the relationship between the school beauty "female protagonist" and her roommate Lily, and the relationship between the first CEO "female protagonist" and her fiancé (the former rich second-generation villain). The passerby male protagonist watches the show like a crowd, or blends in with the supporting characters to watch the show, and then is read by the "female protagonist" to promote the subsequent development, which makes the original Dragon King male protagonist's harem plan ruined, and also messes with the Dragon King male protagonist's mentality. At least it does not open a harem like other mind-reading streams. From the current plot, a real female protagonist will have an emotional line with the passerby male protagonist (the original female villain in the subsequent plot) Chu Ruoshuang has finally become a real heroine who has a romantic relationship with the male protagonist. It depends on the follow-up development to see if it is a real single heroine. It is the best. If not, the foreshadowing of the emotional lines of other individual "female protagonists" will be in vain. Then I can only lower the star for this book. It seems to be good at the moment. It depends on how the follow-up development goes. This is just my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. Thank you

The plot is interesting and full of literary talent. It suits me very well. The characters are very real, unlike some harem novels that only "raise". Everyone here has their own destination. Come on author, I look forward to your next book.

How should I put it? It should be considered an urban daily novel, but it is still relatively new to me. The urban chapter I read before with the protagonist named Tang Yu was okay. At least I was quite happy with it. I stopped reading it after I became an immortal. I got tired of it after reading similar ones. This one is a change of taste. It is the first one of this type. Although it looks weird in some places, the overall feeling is okay.

Above average. The daily descriptions are a bit bland, the martial arts setting is a bit abrupt, and there are those who are almost in the realm of heaven and earth... The male protagonist's company successfully tied up the female protagonist, so it was taken away without any follow-up. The development of Tongzi was not comprehensive, there were no tasks in the later period, and the unsatisfactory setting was useless. Although the ending was a bit fast, it was not bad. Overall it's okay! It's poisonous but it doesn't kill people. Those who give it one or two stars really don't get it. Books that allow me to see the ending are good books.

Reading progress: the latest has been read The author was very moved and wrote his own story using the theme of the villain novel. This book is really good, and many authors can learn from it. They use hot themes to write stories, which will not seem too routine and can bring some novel feelings to readers, which is very good. At the beginning, it can be seen that the author is a newcomer and his writing style is a bit immature. Most of the writing is based on the villain style, but then he gradually gets better and tells his own story. Secondly, I feel that the most powerful thing is the author's description of the characters. In the villain novel, the female protagonist does not give readers the feeling of giving a woman to the reader. What should I do if the brother controls the sister? My biological sister? What a pity for my sister who is an orthopedic surgeon.

A book that is very, very in line with my personal preferences. I have always wanted to find such an urban anti-conventional novel, a real urban novel from the perspective of a passerby. Instead of using the name of a passerby, in the first few chapters Dragon King transferred its hatred to the protagonist, who is a passerby in name but a mutant villain in reality. What we want is this kind of passerby, who can participate in the plot if he wants to play, and can get away and watch the show if he doesn't want to play. The cool thing about this kind of thing is similar to the neon butter series npc "x". The "protagonist" can do whatever he wants. He can be a fun person who is completely out of the world. The original protagonist? The big boss? The plot? It doesn't matter at all. As long as the "protagonist" wants to, he can rape the hero and the devil during the decisive battle. This is the biggest pleasure, and he can do whatever he wants. Of course, the above is my personal opinion. Those who are used to urban dragon kings and urban villains may find this book a bit confusing and slow-paced. This depends on the individual.

I've watched half of it, and it's pretty good. At least the author's creativity is relatively new. Let's not talk about the plot content, but the portrayal of the protagonist as an ordinary person is pretty good. After all, it is impossible for ordinary people to be as comprehensive and real as the protagonist of the novel. Real people have various flaws, and ordinary people have relatively more. This book depicts them perfectly, and the plot is not brain-burning, and it is relaxed and enjoyable. I give five points

Many people can't stand the voice part in the front, it's a bit toxic, but in the end, the protagonist is knocked down by the heroine and only one person can hear it. It starts to look good from then on, and the ending is also very good, with the single heroine confiscating the harem, and the author also did a good job in writing a side story, and finally married the supporting characters, one boy and one girl.

To be honest, the overall story is pretty good. The protagonist doesn't have a bunch of girlfriends like other books. The interaction between Lin Mu and Chu Ruoshuang is also very interesting. However, in the end, Lin Ling, Tang Ying, and Ye Ziqing are all single. It would be great if there were a spin-off for the three of them.

I've seen a harem-type book like this before. Because this one has a single female protagonist, I have always been curious about who the female protagonist is? [Eating Melon] Qin Yuyou has a fiancé. I feel like it's impossible because they feel good together and they just have a crush on each other. Secondly, I think they have the best relationship with the younger sister Lin Ling, and Chu Ruoshuang, who the male protagonist likes, is the most likely to become the female protagonist. The main thing is that the male protagonist is too villainous. In no Dragon King novel has the male protagonist been so villainous. I think it's normal. The Dragon King is not that villainous, and the male protagonist mainly just listens to the other female protagonists. It would be better if the main character went after Chu Ruoshuang. After all, he was not in the Dragon King's harem, and then he was forced to fight the Dragon King until they were on opposite sides. After all, the inner voice interfered with the Dragon King's pursuit of girls. He had no chance to form an alliance and could only be on opposite sides. Either he doesn't interfere with the Dragon King's pursuit of girls, becomes a stranger, and simply saves the heroine he likes, and takes the heroine with him to eat melons [eating melons]