Is There Any Hope for Falling for the Villain?

The heroine is sober and not a virgin, has a lively temper VS the hero loves to be jealous and teases the heroine, has a vicious mouth (the most important thing is to "avoid" the female protagonists to prevent the heroine from misunderstanding) Healing system It doesn't matter if the hero is lonely, the heroine will accompany him like a little sun to light up the night ps: It's still a bit sweet at the moment and no cruelty, so friends can feel free to buy it. Deputy CP: The eldest brother, the straight man, is slightly naive VS the second senior sister, the ladylike gentleness (the male and female protagonists of the original book are also quite interesting)

The pure love god of war fell to the ground. [Shy] The male and female protagonists of this book have really upright views. Good characters are carefully created by good authors. The male protagonist is actually very considerate and meticulous. The female protagonist seems careless, but in fact she is rough and subtle and sober in the world. It really doesn't hurt at all to read He [Send Heart] as a sweet post-meal post. Another thing that touched me very much was that when the fourth senior brother asked Xiao Yu why he didn't want a child, he said that she was my lover and she was afraid of pain. It turned out that he had remembered it all in his heart. For a true soul mate, the child is the icing on the cake, not a rope used to tie up the mother. From this point of view, Xiaoyu Wei's three views are really upright. And Xiaoyu, please pay attention to rest. It's okay to work a little later. We will all be waiting for you [laughing]

Xiao Ciyu×Fang Weizhao The heroine is a little sun, just like her name, "Zhao Zhao", which illuminates the life of our hero, so it is a redemption-oriented novel. The male protagonist is very powerful from the beginning, but the female protagonist is a bit weak at the beginning, because she wears it on a female partner who is as bad as she is! Ha ha ha ha! But our sweet novel is not originally about cultivating immortals, and it will become more powerful in the later stage, so it doesn't matter (ฅ>ω<*ฅ). The original male and female protagonists are also very good, both to the female protagonist and to the male protagonist who is a demon king. Moreover, the original male protagonist also focuses on a contrast, which is very interesting~(¯▽¯~) Moreover! This book is not bloody! No misunderstanding! Good-looking ٩(๑^o^๑)۶

I didn't watch the extras because I thought this was the best ending. The framework structure of this book is relatively complete, the plot is coherent, and it is well written. The male protagonist is very strong, arrogant, cute and affectionate. His life is very bitter, but after all, he met his sweetness. He really loves Zhaozhao. The female protagonist is very cute, courageous and sunny, and is also very firm when it comes to relationships. From the beginning to the end, they go both ways. No one pays one-sidedly. Both of them love each other well. It is very interesting. It is a sweet story and it describes my ideal love ❤️❤️❤️

I didn't skip reading it. I really liked the content. It didn't have so many twists and turns and misunderstandings. It was also different from other mystery novels. The righteousness in the novel was righteousness and there was no doubt or incompatibility because of the male protagonist's identity as a demon king. This is my favorite point. Also, the heroine and the hero get along very humorously, haha. I also like that the heroine's thinking is very in line with our normal thinking. She is not a saint, but she is also very kind. All in all, I like this book very much, and it's not very long. I really can't read long articles [laughing]. It's a treasure book worth reading again and again.

I think this book should be in the top three of the books I am currently reading in Tomato. I feel that it is too difficult to find books here, and sometimes I want to read Tiantian after reading too much. The important thing is that this book reminds me of "The Female Supporter Doesn't Want the Protagonist to Break Up" and "Feng Deng" at the same time. I forgot something else. It is most similar to the first book because the character setting is combined with F4 (speaking of F4 is a bit like Black Lotus). I like "Feng Deng" very much. If you have similar meal replacements, please let me know. Overall, I think it is good. I can't stand it anymore. The settings of Little Sun and Big Iceberg are worthy of being passed down from our ancestors. They are delicious.

It's pretty good, quite average, and the second half is better than the first half. The main reason is that the plot in the first half is so ordinary that you can read it in any book, but the second half is pretty good. It's just a normal sweet novel. Writing and logic, the writing is okay, the logic is okay, no big problem. The heroine is a normal person, a relatively lively normal person, she is not born with a huge gold finger, her IQ is normal, and she is emotionally as simple as a college student. It is obvious that her character is simple and has not experienced the dangers of society. The male protagonist only looks smarter, but in fact it is because he knows more, not because he is originally smart in intelligence. Like the female protagonist, both male and female protagonists are only normal people in terms of IQ, and emotionally they are both elementary school chickens. They are very simple, and have not even experienced the beatings expected of social animals in society, so they are too easy to trust others. The supporting roles are also pretty good, with a lot of comedy. All in all, it's OK to pass the time, it's normal, and the follow-up performance is okay.

As a common tender-hearted novel on the market, its overall plot framework is not new and is similar to the settings of many works of the same type. However, it has a comfortable tone and smooth reading. It is completely reasonable to give it four stars. A very intuitive feeling is: for the male protagonist to fall in love with the female protagonist, the reader must first fall in love with the female protagonist - and the female protagonist of this book has done just that. Her sunny and cheerful personality is particularly endearing. Whether it is her transparency that she knows the hero is a demon who hides his strength but chooses not to expose her, or her determination to escape with the hero when the ghosts attack her and not abandon him even if she cannot save herself, people can't help but feel good about her. It is completely understandable why the hero is moved by her. But unfortunately, the pace of emotional warming is still a little too fast. I once read a slow-burning masterpiece. Although the relationship between the male and female protagonists warms up slowly, it makes people resonate with the depiction with a large number of vivid details. In contrast, the emotional progression of the male and female protagonists in this book seems a little too fast - even though there are foreshadowings of dependence and eye-catching interactions in the book, it always feels like it lacks a "naturally smooth" texture and lacks a delicate description. But putting aside this little regret, the story itself has no flaws. The heroine's firm character in facing difficulties is also very lovable, and the narrative rhythm without bloody conflicts is also relaxing. If more words could be written at the emotional turning point between the male and female protagonists to make the heartbeat and warmth more layered, I believe it would be even more brilliant. Readers who like stories that are gentle and non-abusive are still worth a try~

Help, help, help, the writing is so good, every character is very vivid, I really, really like Xiao Zai's character [I'm about to cry] I beg God to send me a boyfriend like this (bushi [note] the heroine's character is also super good, there are many jokes, it looks very relaxed

It's very interesting. I don't know why I have no desire for novels recently, so I accidentally clicked on this book and read it with gusto for a long time. [Laughing] [Laughing] [Laughing] I really like this kind of plot with no misunderstandings and no abuse. From beginning to end, the heroine is very calm and smart. I think she is really courageous, and the male protagonist seems to pale in front of her. I really like her big gamble, everything or nothing. She is willing to gamble on true love, either to die together or to be reborn. What makes me feel extremely comfortable about this book is that there is no vulgar male-female competition, there are many CPs, the male and female protagonists go in both directions, and there are no unjust amnesia stand-ins. There are few vicious characters, a weak sense of presence, and a quick end. The male protagonist is the affectionate and dedicated villain in a normal romance novel, but he is worthy of redemption and love. The difference is that I feel that the male protagonist of this book has a good grasp of the villain's temperament and does not get nervous at all times. Although he is a villain, in my opinion, he is more like a poor kid who is cautious and wants to be loved. He is strong and can protect the heroine, but he really respects the heroine and will not hurt her for his own selfish reasons.