
The Soft and Adorable Villain: Proceed with Caution
软萌反派:攻略请谨慎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 343k Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
158Chapters
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The author wrote it very well, with two male protagonists! So pretty!! The more I read, the more I like it. The writing is also good, the rhythm is tight, the writing is beautiful, the plot is not procrastinating, it is very nice, I personally think it is good-looking, and the data is also very detailed. Highly recommend!
Two male protagonists!! The author's writing style is good! The characters are portrayed in detail, including a mindless little silly cat who likes to fight, and a rich, powerful and unlucky third-tier star who begs to be taken care of. The upright and serious boss who doesn't let the little loser make friends is so interesting, and the storyline is also very compact. I highly recommend it!
I don't know what to say, just two words: beautiful, The system flow is invincible, and the author's subject matter is too novel 🤭 to describe the system from a different perspective.
The author writes well. There are two male protagonists. This is the first time I read such an article. I thought there would be 0! It seems that I have thought too much. I love to read more. The characters are very vivid. Super class writing
The current social situation is unsatisfactory, so we can only find some comfort in books. This book does it. Give it a five-star rating!
I think the character settings in it are quite good. It is one of the few good books that suits my taste. The characters in it have very upright views. Of course, some villains add a lot of fun to the rigid plot.
The overall structural framework is still good, with a few flaws, but it doesn't affect the plot, so it's pretty good.
It's wonderful, not the kind of cool novel without storyline, most of the plots are reasonable.
It's very interesting. The protagonist goes through all kinds of things, but when he looks back, it seems like nothing happened. From ignorance at that time to enlightenment now.
So far it's pretty good, the pacing is just right, there aren't too many bloody plots, and it's not cliche.