Disaster! All Six Male Leads Turn Evil

I saw some comments saying that it was confusing... Maybe it's because I have never read this kind of book. I think the plot is very well written, and some people say that it writes too much about the past, but this book originally revolves around the past, and I think that only by writing clearly about the male protagonist and the female protagonist can the female protagonist have a real sense of what they have experienced. Just writing about the female protagonist being killed is very flat, and the emotions of the female protagonist at that time will also be weak. Every male protagonist has his or her own misunderstandings, but the hurt suffered by the heroine is real, especially in the first world. The heroine is new to the world and cannot be OOC. She has to suppress her true thoughts and always pay attention to the hero. However, it turns out that she is so good to him... The prince knows a lot of things and has helped the heroine a lot. The heroine is also slowly being healed. I hope that the two of them will have a good outcome in the end. I'm really looking forward to the follow-up plot.

It's really good, the writing is mature, the heroine has a full three-dimensional character, a tough and unyielding soul, is rational and righteous, and will not be blinded by false love mixed with interests and self. There is only one way she can always see in those transparent eyes, and she will only act on the path she decides. Never back down or waver. Moreover, the psychological descriptions of the male characters in the "Crematorium" part are also profound enough, and the heroine really treats those people as careers. This is good, I was always worried that the heroine would relent, but she didn't. She is rational enough and sees things clearly. And the heroine is also very smart, and she is really good-looking. To be honest, why is such a good article and writing style so popular? It really shouldn't be. The writing style is really mature, the plot advancement and the crematorium plot that I want to see are quite a lot, and the pull between Pei Yueming and Pei Yueming is really interesting. In particular, Pei Yueming gave me the feeling that it was like a fire buried under the ice. All the gaffes, all the hesitations, all the uneasiness were covered under a thin layer of ice, and they were in danger. The feeling that he clearly wants to restrain, but seems to break through all the shackles in the next second and cover up his efforts, pours out uncontrollably like a torrent. Just that feeling... Who knows. The more suppressed, the thicker it becomes. The heroine was out of the situation the whole time, or she was like a swordsman in a fairy tale whose will has become more and more indestructible after years of training. I don't worry about her becoming soft-hearted at all, she always remains rational. And other "Yingying Yanyan" are really just passing clouds, to her they are just dust that can be easily dusted off. When it was said that it was a wife-chasing crematorium, I was originally worried that I would abuse the heroine, but it didn't happen at all. She saw those people as part of a play, and the others as actors opposite her. She knows how to play and cares about the people of the world, but she also clearly understands that she is just acting in a play. Nice! Really pretty!

It's very interesting, and the writing is really delicate. The author writes about the heroine's experience before her death, and it was never a firm choice for the heroine. When I watched it, I felt very sorry for the heroine, and I hope that the sixth male protagonist can be her salvation.

After such a long time, I still have no resistance to these death-escape articles. Here I would like to give the author a weak suggestion: as long as I don't die, I will write more [working on the manuscript] [working on the manuscript] [working on the manuscript] [sending my heart]

Good-looking. I like the character of the heroine. She is sober and decisive but also has her own soft side. I also have a thorough understanding of the male protagonists of the previous strategies. I don't feel arrogant. I feel that the prince is not a simple character. He should know the heroine's previous identity and roughly guess the heroine's purpose. I really want to see the heroine killing everyone and the scenes of other male protagonists in the crematorium.

The setting is very similar to a JJ article. I like skipping the first few vests and writing directly to the last one. The description of the first few vests in this book is not long and makes it easier to read. From what I have seen so far, I feel that the setting of the heroine integrating into the original body is a bit general (like A Yu saving people and still thinking about getting married to Aunt Li's son or something). It is obviously not the heroine's own style of acting, so the male protagonists actually like the original body instead of the heroine. In this case, it will probably be a bit difficult to replace the heroine when they see the Shura Field later. The male protagonists recognize the heroine because she looks similar rather than recognizing her behavioral habits or style. Of course, I haven't seen much now. I'll comment later if there's some way to round it out later. It's really similar to that book's structure... And it's also very similar to domestic entertainment. Some screenwriters want to innovate certain points to show their strength, but in the end, the plot logic has problems.

I really like the character of the heroine. Although I have only read a quarter of it, I can't help but comment. I hope the author will not change the character in the future. The heroine is self-reliant and self-loving, brave and tenacious. She is really handsome. I hope the heroine is good. It is okay without cp. Regardless of whether the men have difficulties, I think they are not worthy of the heroine. In romance novels, the heroine is It's the biggest one, and I don't want the heroine to wrong herself... I hope there won't be any tasks that require her to contact or be with a certain male protagonist, otherwise it will be really off-putting... It seems to be too far off topic. In short, this book currently seems to be okay in terms of character writing and plot layout. I hope the author will continue to work hard and support you to write more beautiful and distinctive female characters!

It's actually quite good. I was attracted by the author's introduction at first, and then I spent two or three days reading it. What attracted me most at the beginning was the heroine's character. She was very strong, and it was the same at the end. I actually thought the male protagonist was average, but the sixth male protagonist chosen by the author was pretty good. In the middle, actually I am particularly dissatisfied with this male protagonist because he does a lot of things for the female protagonist and sometimes takes advantage of her. The reasons are not explained until the end. After reading the ending, I personally feel that the ending is a long and smooth one, but I feel that this is how it should be. The male protagonist follows the female protagonist to her real home. I admire the heroine in this novel very much. She will not give in to love. I like this very much. Mainly because I always prefer the heroine when reading books, so I don't like the male protagonist that much (please don't criticize me). I didn't expect this book to have such a low rating. In fact, I think it's quite good. It feels better than some darling wife quick-dressing literature. After reading it, I still want to know about the other male protagonists. Apart from the male protagonist chosen by the author, I will ignore the ones I have a crush on. I hope the author can add some more male protagonists [sending love] and a happy ending! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

I hope the author will greatly adjust the logic and narrative order. It's a bit tiring to read. Every time I have to turn to the introduction or flip forward to recall the corresponding plot and characters (maybe it's because I'm a bad person [face covering]). First of all, give it a five-star rating. Cheers to the author! This book is really good, but the author's writing style is too delicate, so the plot progress is a bit slow before it is finished, but the score is worth at least 9 points, not so low! ! ! ! Roar

I don't have enough words to express my love for this book. The heroine is a very nice person. At first, I was quite confused as to why the hero fell in love with the heroine like this? But when questions arise, answers follow. As a reader, I am attracted to and even admire the heroine, let alone someone who has actually watched the heroine grow. As a woman, I really have no way not to examine the male protagonists. As it is said in the book, the "author" always loves the male protagonists in his novels so much that they are so perfect that they are not like human beings. Yes, they are not like human beings. I had the same idea about the male protagonist at the beginning. What is the difference between him and the other five male protagonists? He is powerful and omnipotent. Maybe I'm more evil. I believe that people's behavior when they are vulnerable often reveals their personal background. It was towards the end of the story that I felt that the male protagonist began to exist as a person, a complete person, a person who existed because of the opening of the clouds. [Cry][cry][cry] I really like Yun Kai, I confess my love to the author [blowing kiss]