The Villain of a Time-Travel Fantasy Novel, I Was Obsessed with the Heroines

I finished reading another book, even though it was just for entertainment during the book shortage. The obvious shortcomings are that the ending is too hasty. I don't know if it is because not many people watched it. Many things are not explained, such as the woman in the polar region and the friendship between Senior Sister Bai He. Originally, of the three girls at the beginning, only Shen Zai had an emotional plot later on, and Yu Linglong's parents did not appear at the end. It was a big pity because there were so many holes left unfilled. But thank you for accompanying me, and let me finish with flowers.

I don't think there are any poisonous points. Some people may think that some of the inner activities of the protagonist are poisonous points, but I don't think they are at all. It's pretty good-looking. It's just that the harem is a little stained. These days, you can't have more than three or five harems, which is basically the limit. If there are more than three, it will be boring. If there are more than one, it will be chaotic (a personal suggestion)

Why don't you tell someone else (the heroine) the details at the beginning? The female protagonist should be made aware that the male protagonist is a time traveler, and then there are some things. I think it's really quite ordinary. The voice of my heart is not as good as the diary type written by others. It's really uncomfortable to write. Some details of the plot are not revealed in front of women.

Not the slightest bit villainous

The protagonist's character is flawless, and the plot is quite interesting.