The Mad Villain Just Had to Go After the Sweet Female Side Character

It's rare to read a novel from beginning to end without missing a chapter, and the reviews are mixed. It's true that the male protagonist's character and attitude towards the female protagonist change a bit too quickly, but I think the overall story framework is completed very well, and all the pitfalls mentioned above have been filled in, especially the last 20 chapters, which are interlocking with each other, and are particularly exciting [crying] Everyone can be the protagonist in their own life if they pick out the whole story alone. This is the most comfortable thing for me to read, and it is very real and emotional [crying]

It's so sad. The heroine doesn't know anything. She was abused by the hero. Now she can finally avoid being misunderstood as a snake-hearted person. She still has to be pestered by the hero. The thought of them being together in the end makes her heartbroken. Why? The heroine is so miserable. She still can't be free after reviving her life. I really hope she can become my own heroine.

Reading this novel broke my guard. I wanted to go through the book and beat the hero to death.

The mother who went through the book belt system mission, the father who was wiped out, and a broken self who thought he no longer loved him after rebirth. . . . Didn't you say you won't marry her again? Why did you regret it? Looking forward to updating soon! ! !

The more I watch it, the better it looks. Many of the female characters have great designs and are as cute as the heroine. The dirty ones are all men. I hate the original male and female protagonists. The male protagonist's mother is so pitiful. She should have killed the male protagonist's father in the first place.

The writing is very good, the author's writing style is online, not only the male and female protagonists, but also the IQ of the supporting characters. Everyone has their own plans, which gives me a feeling that the world does not just revolve around the male and female protagonists. The rhythm is very tight, and it is not developed for the development of the emotional line. And I think the male protagonist is a very good person. In my opinion, the male protagonist admires, respects and feels guilty about the supporting female characters. The supporting characters have their own thoughts and considerations. The male and female protagonists are not omnipotent, and they all run with their fate. I like it so much! (Ps: I hope the follow-up rhythm will still be tight)

Overall it's okay, one of the few books I've finished reading recently. But I don't really like the ending. The ending is very hasty. The male protagonist feels like he is dying to die and living to live. He feels that there is no need for the original male and female protagonist to let the male protagonist go. It is best to eradicate the root cause. Also, since Zheng Rong has been resurrected, why can't Xie Yuqing be resurrected? Why do the male and female protagonists withdraw from the court? I think with the strength of the male protagonist, he can stand firm in the court, even if it is systematic. The final ending feels like a compromise with the system. I selfishly want the male and female protagonist to sit alone in a high hall and be admired by thousands of people. And it's not impossible given their strength. Finally, compared to the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists, I prefer the stories of the male protagonist's parents and the female protagonist's parents. The stories of their generation are more entangled and very attractive. Moreover, Xie Yuqing still has the system, and the stories of their generation also have many regrets [crying] Big cheers for the author!

The book is overall good, but there are a few things that surprised me. First, I actually described a lot of scenes with the heroine's mother, including the fact that she has a system. I thought there would be a lot of scenes with the heroine's mother, but I didn't expect that she was already finished in less than twenty chapters. Secondly, I feel that the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist change very quickly, because they are twins after all. I thought that the male protagonist could understand his feelings for the female protagonist after going through many things, but I didn't expect that in less than 50 photos, he would already understand his feelings for the female protagonist. Third, I feel that the plot develops very quickly, because when I first started reading it, I thought that this book would be about five or six hundred chapters long, but looking at the current development, I feel that there is not as much as I imagined. If it's convenient, I would like to ask you how many thousands of words this book will probably contain.

The writing is particularly good, and the plot is like a rollercoaster. It is a very rigorous story about a villain who defies fate and changes his fate. He does not succeed as soon as he resists, and the characters are not washed away or smeared. The male and female protagonists are the male and female protagonists, and the villain is destined to die. The ending is he, but I feel that it also illustrates the reincarnation of this world, from the reincarnation of the male and female protagonist's parents to the reincarnation of the male and female protagonist's generation. Looking at the ending, I feel that the children's generation will also reincarnate. Anyway, I feel like the villain is very well written in the genre of changing his fate against the will of heaven!

Very nice. Good writing! The setting is novel. The heroine can hear everyone's thoughts. In fact, I can understand the timidity of the heroine. A native, she could hear everyone's voices. It was like seeing a ghost. Most people would be scared to death. Especially the heroine's own mother's system, which first killed her father. He also threatened to electrocute his mother every day. Whoever it is must be scared into depression. Depressed. At least I like quiet and don't like too many people. In a crowded place, there are too many voices and too much noise.