
Villain: Every Heroine Except Me Is Reborn
反派:除了我所有女主都重生了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 267k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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After Gu Changge, There Have Been No Masterpiece Villains. Come at Me If You Disagree
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Both Reborn: The Heroine Wants to Make Amends and Win Back Her Husband, but the Male Lead Refuses to Give In
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The male lead transmigrates into the novel as a villain and follows the plot through many lifetimes. In the end, the heroine falls in love with him, and he is reborn to take on the novel's protagonist.
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Looking for a Reborn Villain Story 🥺🥺🥺
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It's alright. The protagonist has a grand vision and is a male succubus. The protagonist isn't weak, unlike some similar books where the protagonist is just a pushover. The mutual prejudices also demonstrate the difference in their perspectives. The poisoning scene felt a bit contrived, because the protagonist is stronger, so only he could deliver it.
The author has read about national strategies, and the history of China, the United States, Russia, and Vietnam leaps off the page.