The Villain's Whole Family Heard My Thoughts, and the Protagonist Panicked

It's interesting [thinking]. This relaxing plot is quite good. Don't do anything embarrassing or hydrological. Change the style. Just fine. Watch it all in one go and wait for updates

It's very interesting to read, and it doesn't feel like it's artificial or deliberate. The emotional line is very good, and the family and friendship are very interesting. Looking at the synopsis, I was originally worried that the female protagonist would be awkward like a stud in a male channel, but now the pace of the love story is a little slower but it feels like a steady stream. They are connected through events, rather than falling in love at first sight, meeting by chance, and then directly expressing their love for each other. I really like the current rhythm.

The male protagonist's perspective is good, but the emotional line is quite vague. It's a single female protagonist, but the only thing that sticks out is the male protagonist's ambiguity with the top student and Lin Shi (I don't know why). Come on, the author.

The book is actually beautiful. I highly recommend it, but to be honest, I think my wife is more suitable for writing a bl. Although I have seen my wife say that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is smooth and steady. But their relationship felt a little awkward from the beginning. The emotional line between the two of them seems to start from being able to hear the voices of their hearts. Maybe it's the inexplicable pull between the male protagonist and Ji's young master and all-around tool man, or the inexplicable pull between him and Lin. I feel that the love line between them, the love line between the male protagonist and his family, is deeper than the love line between the male and female protagonists. It is more convincing and more popular. The character Lin Shi is the one that impressed me the most, and I can't let it go. I think my wife is definitely biased towards this role. His appearance was atrocious. It's disgusting. But his life line and character arc are extremely complete. He is a very typical tragic character, and there is no whitewashing of him later. But you just can't help but think that if his growing environment had changed a little, it wouldn't have been so bad. If he, like Ji, had a mother who loved him deeply, would his self-destructive tendencies still be that serious? He and Ji are really like a control group. They are all third-generation descendants of a disgustingly corrupt family, and they all grew up in a relatively harsh environment. But Lin Shi's growing up environment was even worse. He has a very clear understanding of himself. He knew that the whole family was sick. His hatred for this family is beyond imagination. He is also perverted and crazy, but it is just a little bit of light in his childhood. He has preserved some humanity. There was something about human nature that didn't seem to exist in his family. He hated his mother and his brother, and finally chose to let them go. When he felt that he had persuaded himself to take revenge, he would stop, and his appearance set a tone of death for himself. But it can also feel like he is struggling to live towards the sun.

It's good, relaxed, but at the back, I don't know why, but it always feels like it's okay, but also seems a little strange. Fortunately, the author has laid the foundation. In addition to the male protagonist's family, the female protagonist can hear the voice of the female protagonist, and the male protagonist treats the female protagonist differently from others. But maybe the female protagonist is too ordinary or something else, I don't know, it just feels a bit strange.

It's a good book. It's not easy to finally have a book with a protagonist whose voice is heard and is not a fool!

It's very interesting to read. It's a story with this kind of voice and daily life. The big brother's IQ online can guess that the main character is reincarnated with memories. The only thing that's not well written is the emotional line between the heroine and the male protagonist. The emotional line between these two people is like holding a script in their hands and following the script. Putting aside the problem of emotional lines, it's still a good-looking daily novel.

I really like the author's writing style and the characters he writes. Each character has its own distinctive characteristics. Like Lin Shi, he is not a villain in the traditional sense, but has his own thoughts, obsessions, and feelings. He is... Very much like a living person, not a villain who is just to interfere with the protagonist and act as a stepping stone for the protagonist. Great cheers for the author~ He has already tied the other one~ I hope it gets better and better~ [Love]

It's quite good, but I can't get the CP line. The spoilers are too early. As soon as I see the heroine, I start to feel defensive. I feel that the interaction between her and the male protagonist is to pave the way for the CP line in the future. This kind of novel is better without CP.

Very nice! It can be seen that the finale arranged by the author was carefully designed. And there are no classic poison points. These two items are better than most of the online articles here, and there are a lot of bad ones outside. The ending is quite satisfactory, and the ending of this book is already pretty good. I can only tell at a glance whether the plot is carefully arranged or a template plot is used. Compared with those who use template plots to set up imagination, I still prefer this kind of using the old imagination as a guide to write my own plot. The small shortcomings of this book are that there are not a lot of plots in the back of the book where you listen to your heart and save the day, which is a bit unsatisfactory, and it is also a bit too mythical about what you can do with money.