Ancestor, You Told Me to Win Over the Villain, Not Turn Evil Myself
祖宗，让你攻略反派，没让你黑化
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- The Villainess Has Changed, and Her Officer Husband Wants to Share Her Bed恶毒女配换人了，军官老公想圆房Alternate title on Fanqie
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❤️This is a very good and realistic novel. I read the latest update, exactly 630 chapters, in one go overnight. It was incredibly exciting; the pacing was excellent, not dragging at all, and the plot was very tightly structured. 👍 The book is considered highly relevant to real life because it depicts how the protagonist gradually takes control of his own destiny.
It's a great read, though the ending was a bit rushed and many plot holes remain unfilled. The initial punishment of the male protagonist by the military was severe, but later the punishments for other soldiers became remarkably lenient. For example, a man surnamed Chang in the Flying Eagle team under the protagonist's command—someone like that gets into the team, yet only receives a disciplinary…
It's a good read. The female lead's character is to my liking. Many transmigration novels have female leads who, upon arriving in the world, mindlessly assume they're not the original owner of the body. If the male lead treats them badly, they think they've been mistreated and that the male lead has to go through a "wife-chasing hell" before things will improve.
It's a very good and excellent period drama. Every short story is classic, and I've even forgotten what the main plot was about... The male lead is busy fighting bandits and capturing special agents, while the villain, the male lead, is just the son of a leader. He's a traitor, murdered his teammates, but hasn't been punished yet. He's just hanging around like an unkillable cockroach.
It's so good! I cried several times while watching it! Patriotic and virtuous people deserve a good ending. If there were such people in real life, with such abilities and such patriotism and democratic righteousness, would they be blessed by heaven to protect China and prevent our fine sons and daughters from sacrificing themselves to defend the country? How wonderful that would be!
I've listened to over a hundred chapters, without missing a single one. The novel's story is excellent. I've always hoped our country would become better and better, and that our country wouldn't have such heinous parasites as depicted in the novel.
After watching it, I felt like I was filled with righteous indignation. The stories related to the "Bloody River" and "Spy within a Spy" were also very good.
This book started off well, and I even thought an 8.9 Rating was too low. But the more I read, the clearer it became why it only got an 8.9. The overall story outline is excellent, and the author's writing skills are good. However, the author is careless, resulting in many inconsistencies and discrepancies in details.
Finally, I saw a different kind of female protagonist. Instead of frantically hoarding Beijing courtyard houses after becoming wealthy, she gave back to society and the country. It was very touching. It's a very positive book, and I liked it.
It's a really good book, and the author is very skilled, so why is the rating so low? It's unbelievable. I think I shouldn't keep focusing on those highly-rated novels; many of them are written for middle and high school students, and even college students would probably find them too cheesy.