After Becoming the Villain, I Seduced the Unhinged Tyrant

Ahhh, this is so damn sweet! It's so sweet I'm dying! Come and see, it's so sweet, you'll regret it for the rest of your life if you don't read it! It's so sweet it'll give you a heart attack, hahaha! Author, you're such a wonderful person! I'm crying tears of joy right now, hahaha!

Ugh, it would have been so much better if she had been ruthless in her past life. To make matters worse, she ended up in the same tragic life as before. Even if she was kind to the male lead, it was just for the sake of the mission, but was it really kind? It was utterly miserable! The way she died in her second life made my blood pressure skyrocket.

The most tragic character in the entire book is Zhao Yunzhi. It's quite a pity about the tragic fates of the three generations of Prince Yun'an and Prince Qin. Could the author give Zhao Yunzhi a happy ending, or even a separate story for him?

I don't know why the score is so low, but I personally really enjoyed watching it. I really love Zhao Yunzhi. At first, I thought he was just a supporting character for the sake of being a supporting character, but then I started to wonder what would happen if Yunzhi didn't love the male lead. He's so gentle it's heartbreaking.

I couldn't find the novel for the past few days, so I clicked on it based on a recommendation and got hooked. The historical trajectory of the Qin Dynasty changed across two eras, but the ending was the same: Xiao Chengyin lost Shen Cheng'an, and even after returning to the modern world, he lost him again. Thankfully, they eventually returned. However, I feel Zhao Yunzhi suffered the most, silently protecting her, never receiving anything in return.

Hahaha... Sweet, so sweet, incredibly sweet! So sweet it made me cry buckets of tears... Hahaha... Hehehe... You won't regret getting hooked, you won't regret getting hooked... Hahaha... Everyone, look at this!!! Hahaha... Hehehe... Hahaha

My goodness, you guys have practically turned the Qin Dynasty into a sieve! 😂 The modern episodes are all familiar faces. I really like Cheng'an's character; he'd rather break than bend, refusing to submit to others or compromise himself, but this also led to a tragic love story spanning two lifetimes.

I love it! 😍 I love it! 😍 It's so good! There's not a single filler word, and it connects different eras. Every character is vivid and lifelike. [I've learned something new] I cried so much about the second male lead; I loved him so much that I didn't even feel any resentment when the protagonist killed him.

Everything is fine, but it feels so unfair to Zhao and Gu. It's as if their only purpose is to support Shen.

This book is the one I've read on Tomato that best suits my taste. Although it's quite angsty, every moment of that angst hits right to my heart, causing both pain and a sense of satisfaction. I especially love the character of Shen Cheng'an; he's a man who dares to love and hate, yet is also prone to coughing up blood at any moment—that aspect alone appeals to me.