After She Disappeared, That Villain Went Even Crazier

When I saw 65, I thought it looked very good! At first glance, the writing seems a bit immature, but the plot and characters are full. Both the male and female protagonists like it. Judging from the relationship between the heroine and her parents in the first chapter, the heroine should have a warm and loving family, a flower that is carefully cared for in the greenhouse. She has just received the college admission notice, but she encounters a family change and suddenly has to face a storm. Strictly speaking, she is still very young, a little flower that has just bloomed. She has never even stepped into the small society of college, let alone experienced the beatings of society. But she accepts systematic tasks and arrives in a strange environment. Even though she was scared and cried when she first came, she still does everything she needs to do. She is not squeamish or willful. She regulates her emotions by herself. She even cooks and makes cakes by herself. She understands the ways of the world and is polite in advance and retreat. She is really awesome! 👍 The male protagonist is also quite good. He was a fierce wolf cub in the beginning, but after he and the heroine went to live in the village, he became a wolf cub in gentle sheep's clothing. He and the heroine used the names of siblings, but never called him sister. If you don't call me sister in the next year, he's a bit wild! 😳 The character's personality and emotions progress layer by layer in every ordinary day! The author has a good grasp of the story, without any fancy rhetoric, but the words about life in the village reveal a warmth and comfort that the male protagonist has never experienced before. It feels like the ordinary but desirable days in Li Ziqi's videos. (I originally wanted to say "human fireworks", but I seem to be allergic to this word recently. [Covers face]) The last thing is the system. I like this system. Although ❤️ is still a little bit useless, it does its best to do what it should do, and for the heroine, it is a life-saving straw. The heroine's mission to save the hero is voluntary for the heroine to save her parents. Unlike other novels, it directly abducts the heroine to another world, forces the heroine to sell herself, and punishes her in various ways if she doesn't obey. I like this kind of two-party agreement, but there are very few like this in the novel world. Most of the systems are human traffickers, who abduct women to places where birds don't poop, and then force her to work as a licking dog for the stupid son of the landlord's family. If the woman doesn't want to follow the stupid son, the trafficker will beat her, and the stupid son will also abuse her, until the woman falls in love with the stupid son.

I actually quite like this book, but I think the last part is too exaggerated and inexplicable. I suddenly have some kind of immortality. It's too out of the ordinary. It's a bit unrealistic 🤦. Also, the ending is too hasty and feels like it's not finished. I hope the author can make a sequel.

It's good to read, and the plot is not too slow. It's pretty good so far (Chapter 45). I hope the author will continue to update it.) Starry Eyes

The introduction is compared with the article. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very vivid and specific. The process also aroused my interest in reading. Readers who like it can also read it. It is highly recommended.

The content of this book is quite interesting, and the plot is not bloody.

It's beautiful and beautiful, and the description is so detailed 🥰🥰[Admiration]

It feels a bit novel compared to other articles about how to darken villains, and it's worth reading.

Good looking, very good looking. Recommended

It's so beautiful and makes me cry｡°(°¯᷄◠¯᷅°)°｡

It's good to read. I love this author. Please write more books like this.