Reborn as a Villain: I’m Really Not a Lolicon

This book is really good, especially the description of Lu Bu's fight for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was really too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain. "Young man, you are proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes are like being there, and the character descriptions are also in place!

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Very good book Little Alice, I have someone I like... Eh? Who is it? Hahaha... She is an innocent and gentle child. She will tell me "Kivotos is magical", and she will express her emotions awkwardly. When she has good things or is happy, she wants to tell everyone, but when she learns that she is not a "brave", she just wants to leave silently. She... Is naive at times, but always very sensible. She also gave me the greatest encouragement and tenderness when I was depressed... Before I met her, I thought my heart would never beat for anyone again. Obviously, I was wrong. I fell in love with her and couldn't help myself. I wanted to be with you forever, wanted to share everything around me with you, and also wanted to share the joys, sorrows, and joys with you. In short, I like you, love you, Alice, and want to be with you... Forever, no matter where. (Make up the number of words)

It is indeed a pure villain article, but it is too pure. It can be said that it is completely a villain himself, and it is not the kind of villain with unclear black and white, but a pure evil villain. Anyway, I don't have the courage and conscience to directly search the body of a girl, and it does not actually endanger my interests at present. Although the author The article does not specify which era or country the protagonist traveled to, but generally speaking, China defaults to modern China. All Chinese should have received nine years of compulsory education. Although they traveled to another world and lived for 18 years, some basic things should not be forgotten and should be engraved in the bone marrow. Also I want to know how the protagonist knows he is the villain.

It's okay. The protagonist's behavior is completely in line with the villain's style, and his family is also very awesome. I just don't know why I always feel that the protagonist does not have the AC character that a great villain should have. Instead, I have the illusion of watching a useless protagonist. The various characters also feel a bit low in IQ, but I still give it five stars. At least I can barely read it. There are not many books that Tomato can read.

It's good-looking. The male protagonist is a typical extremely self-interested type. His relationship with the female protagonists is only for profit. Moreover, the male protagonist's IQ is really high and he can guess the cheats of other children of luck in minutes. There is no pretentious plot. If you have a grudge, you will basically raise the ashes on the spot. You will not bear the humiliation and let the other party kick you in the face. Only at the end will you reveal your identity and strength. The male protagonist will directly throw the Ye family token and spear directly in your face. If you are not convinced at all, he will put it into the Wanhun Banner. Very cool article, it is my spinning of the Ten Thousand Soul Flags

Write more about the interaction between the protagonist and Luo Li. Don't keep picking up Li Luo's wool, take care of and punish the woolly pickers, fight each other, and occasionally give out some sweets. This is what we want to see! Now the interaction feels like one-sided oppression.

As a men's pleasure article, this book is full of pleasure. But I think the author's views on some extreme social phenomena are a little diode (but in a sense, it can be regarded as using magic to fight magic) The relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is a bit toxic, and some female protagonists even have sex first and love later. Lao Jiang Lao Li can at least have a process of cultivating feelings, while Lao Fang and Xiao Eggplant are hard to explain (well... At least Lao Fang still has a foreshadowing and can be rounded off) It can only be said that it is fortunate that Lao Li did not let the protagonist notice how her system works in the early stage, otherwise with Lao Ye's methods... Overall, it's not a big problem. It's a very good article.

So proud 🤓 I'm not a Lolita fan. Loli is like a green fruit that doesn't taste good when it's ripe. Loli is a girl's most beautiful years. Her cute and beautiful face, her tender and melodious voice, her innocent and pure smile, her petite and exquisite body, her angry and sometimes slightly bulging cheeks, her shy and sometimes blushing pretty face. Loli is the most beautiful period of a girl's life, just like the first bloom. She is as delicate as a flower, and everything about her is so beautiful. Seeing her smile can wipe away the fatigue of the day, and gently hug that petite and exquisite body, as if holding the most precious treasure in the world. I am not a lolicon. I just want to poke when I see Loli's cute face with pouty lips. When I hear Loli's voice, I am instantly refreshed. I can't help but raise the corners of my mouth when I think of Loli's smile. That's all. I'm really not a Lolita. Six hundred and sixty-six, I haven't watched it for a long time, but it's still a great honor to come back and watch it🤓

Continuing the usual loli style, it makes a loli like me want to control myself. . .