[Crazy criticism of the yandere villain x the tsundere chick]
Wu Jin once passed through the book and became the vicious female supporting character in the book. She can only go home if she succeeds in her mission, and will be wiped out if she fails in her mission.
The system asked her to complete the task of conquering the male protagonist, but she refused. What is going home? What is obliteration? Anyway, she was an orphan and she was going to die, but Wu Jin didn't care. She always did as she pleased and never made things difficult for herself.
The system cried, "Uh-huh-huh," this host is not obedient at all.
Because of the little kindness left in her heart, Wu Jin rescued the villain and took him home to raise him up, but unexpectedly he was counterattacked.
After she left, he went crazy. In order to find her, he even overturned the balance of yin and yang in the world.
When they came to her world, the villain held her tightly in his arms and raised her chin to look up at him: "You are not very obedient, why don't you want me? Huh?" He didn't allow her to say no and kissed her. She was his and he couldn't escape...
Wouldn't it be obliterated if the mission failed? How did Wu Jin return to the original world?
Oh, it turns out that the unreliable and stupid system got the wrong mission. It was not to conquer the hero, but the villain's redemption plan.
To her, he was like a sly and cunning fox who had long-planned and entrenched feelings for the innocent little hedgehog; to him, she was like the protective little hedgehog's absolute preference and firm choice over the insecure fox.
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His long-standing plan was not groundless, but he had been in love for several lifetimes and could not stay together. She always left him, and the disobedient little hedgehog would be locked up. He imprisoned her soul, did things to her, and bewitched her, asking her to stay by his side for all lifetimes...
Reader comments
I don't understand. Maybe it's because I'm older and more mature than before. I feel like the male protagonist has fallen in love with the female protagonist, but then the female protagonist has always been passive. Furthermore, she feels like she's being flirtatious. Why does falling in love feel so superficial when the female protagonist is nice to him? What about the heroine? Moreover, when the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist, he feels that the female protagonist must accept it. In addition, the male protagonist's family background is not good. I always feel that the female protagonist has good intentions but ended up cheating her body and money. The same goes for the male protagonist's parents. I feel like she was abducted.
I don't understand. Maybe it's because I'm older and more mature than before. I feel like the male protagonist has fallen in love with the female protagonist, but then the female protagonist has always been passive. Furthermore, she feels like she's being flirtatious. Why does falling in love feel so superficial when the female protagonist is nice to him? What about the heroine? Moreover, when the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist, he feels that the female protagonist must accept it. In addition, the male protagonist's family background is not good. I always feel that the female protagonist has good intentions but ended up cheating her body and money. The same goes for the male protagonist's parents. I feel like she was abducted.
Super invincible and good-looking, recommended