He's a Yandere Villain? Then Who's That Sniveling One?

I cried when I read it. How could this book be so good? What touched me the most was the past of the male protagonist, including self-mutilation. This was the first time I understood that someone could be so stupid to self-mutilate, and it made me feel so distressed (maybe I prefer this kind of writing, but I always felt distressed in the past). The love the male protagonist has for the female protagonist is humble, and this is the experience of truly feeling sorry for the male protagonist. His kindness has protected many people, and the evil things he has done are to keep his younger brothers and sisters alive, but every night, those things he has done make him unable to escape the mental torture) The images of the male and female protagonists are very three-dimensional. I like Ritsu's shyness and Su's preference. I really love them. Except for that self-respecting man, can he get his lunch box quickly? ! ! I like my younger brother, and I felt sorry for his innocence and speechlessness at first. But after I learned that he was abducted at the age of 6 and had no experience of an ordinary child, I apologized. Everything has a reasonable explanation, and this image is more in line with the original setting of the character. I really love the author!

The writing is really good. From the beginning, the heroine's disgust towards the male lead starts to be venomous. I like this very much. I don't like the kind of pretentiousness and procrastination to take revenge on the male lead, which causes various misunderstandings between the male and female protagonists. The heroine of this book is very good. It's a tough-as-nails male lead, the female protagonist is trying to lick the second male lead in order to survive, but the second male protagonist doesn't like the female protagonist. The female protagonist realizes that the system has picked the wrong person, and immediately starts scolding the second male lead for being a scumbag. I really like this way of writing, so I gave it full marks even before I finished reading it. . You can take a look and see that the male protagonist is indeed very pitiful. .

After watching it for a while, it was really awesome🉑[Sending Hearts] The heroine felt that she was very cheerful and cute, but sometimes she felt that her emotional intelligence was low (occasionally) and that was acceptable. The male protagonist is so pure and gentle. .

Everything is good, but there is too little writing and not enough to read. Fu Lu's past experience really gave him a sense of powerlessness, which made people feel distressed [I almost cried]. He went from being humble and giving love silently to now being able to express his jealous and aggrieved cries. It was indispensable for Su Su's firm preference and affection for him. Moreover, Su Su, a girl who is a bit BT, a little "greasy", loves to talk about love, and is determined, is really hard not to love [love] [love] Especially when Su Su buys snacks for Fu Lu and Mingsheng's share! Mingsheng, we are also a poor child [almost crying] who needs care from those who love him [send heartfelt] Redemption is really beautiful [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

"Fu Lu, I like you." "Su Beizhi, I like you more." "You are my little moon, Su Beizhi. Su Beizhi, I like you very much!" "Your existence trumps everything, including the moon." "But no matter where in time and space, I love you." "When we meet again, my heartbeat will recognize you before my eyes." Deputy CP "I mean, it's the new year and I agree to be your girlfriend." Good-looking, the male protagonist is a little green tea, the female protagonist is a little sun with a poisonous tongue and protects her shortcomings. Mingsheng is slightly lazy and has a very sensible personality. Su's father is a very good person, and so is Liu's mother. The Su family are all very warm and good family members, who redeem the literary women and redeem the men, and Shuyan, who is a super funny man.

In fact, the author is very good at writing mindless sweet stories. The reason why I gave it a four-star rating is because I was so sweet when I put my mind down and read the text seriously. However, there are also some flaws in the middle. For example, the part that was criticized in the early stage was too redundant, which directly pulled me out of the plot of two idiots falling in love (because I also thought that part was written very strangely, and the text is cryptic, so I may need to pay attention to it) , those who like to read short sweet articles can go on it, but they need to store their brains. If you read it without IQ, you will get a lot of happiness (not in a derogatory sense) [laughing][laughing][laughing]

It's super good-looking. Every character in it is just right and perfect. Except for that (the heroine guides the wrong ex, there is no kissing or hugging ex, don't worry), the male and female protagonists are both clean, and the plot is not cliched. It's quite interesting. It's not that the female is strong, which can be avoided, but the heroine has a good brain. There aren't many plots involving business. The emphasis is on the extension of the protagonist's plot. The highlights of this book are not just the male and female protagonists. In fact, my favorite thing about this book is the heroine's father. It's really good, very good. Everyone there is very loving. You can check it out when you are in a bad mood. It is really very loving. Even if the male protagonist is sick and harms himself, he will not hurt others or innocent people. The female protagonist's love is very firm. She gives the male protagonist a sense of security every time he feels insecure and chooses him unswervingly. The plot is perfect.

I haven't finished it yet, but here's what I have to say. It's the most comfortable one I've ever watched. The plot is not procrastinating. The heroine has a good personality and a very upright outlook. The male protagonist is even more heartbreaking because he has experienced a cruel life since he was a child. But because the heroine gave him a beam of light when he was ignorant. , Illuminated him and let him know that he could also have the ability to reverse his own destiny. Although he failed, he did not give up, and always maintained his passionate love for the heroine. Finally, he hoped that they would live happily together forever until they grow old!

The writing is very good. Both the heroine and the hero are well described. The words are very emotional and comforting. It is a very healing novel. What is different from previous Mary Sue novels is that it has more depth and makes people feel special. I support it as a healing novel.

It's so sweet. There aren't many domineering CEOs who can act coquettishly. The value of being able to make the heroine's father rebel and take the initiative to marry off his daughter is still rising. Indeed, they are all worth it. The three men are really heart-wrenching, especially Mingsheng and Little Green Tea. It's so pitiful that it took them most of their lives to get out of that pit. What I like very much about this novel is that the father of the heroine has become a concrete person, much like the hero after the death of the heroine in the novel. He is a bright spot no matter where he is. He is really good at loving people, can raise an angel-like daughter, is really attentive to his son-in-law and his brother, and is also very competent as a matchmaker. Hating the heroine and white-eyed wolf in the original text is really not the same thing. How can it be taken for granted? Did the heroine's family get such a dirty thing because they destroyed the entire universe in their previous life? Hard to comment. There is abuse, but there is peace of mind that we can go through difficulties together. No one is missing, and everyone is there. It feels so safe to have family behind me. Even though I am a reader from a God's perspective, it makes me feel full of happiness. The final episode also fulfilled everyone's dream of a happy life without disasters. But can I leave my father with his lover, and let the heroine's mother be there too?