I Became the Male Lead in a Regret Novel, So I Flipped the Table!

Haokang Haokang🤓🤓🤓I haven't seen such an unscrupulous villain in a long time! The author just needs not to be influenced by Duan Ping's Madonna. The villain should do all the bad things and eradicate everything that is not good for him [eating melon]

It's cool, this is a male video, this is a cool article, and the author Ma Liu has updated it, and the bounty is huge, How could I be so virtuous? I actually saw such a novel in 🍅. It satisfied all my thoughts. I recommend it. I must recommend it.

It's cool. I used to read skits and tweets about regrets on Facebook, which made me very angry. After reading this novel, I felt relieved. How can I put it, it is refreshing, but after watching it too much, I feel that the protagonist is like a psycho (although Mad Blood is strictly speaking a psycho). At the beginning, it is said that it is not a dark novel, and everyone is not a random person. But in the middle and later stages, I now feel that the protagonist is just messing around. Those who have a grudge against the protagonist and the female characters who have humiliated the protagonist in the past are just left alone. Some people who are not guilty enough to die and even do good things are casually beaten to death. There is a hero from the ancient martial arts family who saves the beauty and Bai Ningbing. I don't know what his purpose is, is he trying to date Bai Ningbing or something else, but objectively speaking, he is a good person and good deeds, and then he is punched to death by the protagonist for blocking the road? This is not a lunatic. Can a person like this still be a person who protects national security? It looks good from the front, but the protagonist in the back feels like he is just using crazy blood as an excuse (and it is indeed an excuse, he has a suppression ring, and he feels even more insane than before without the ring) and feels like he is already on the same table as Tang San.

It's really awesome, the intricate network of relationships seems messy, but it's cleverly connected together. You can read it all in one go. Although it is a bit watery at times, it does not prevent it from being a good work. The protagonist is also decisive in killing his enemies, and the unity between the villains is hearty to watch. Although most of the female protagonists are yandere, they do not affect the actions of the protagonist at all. Various old-fashioned themes are repeatedly merged to form a brand-new content, which is eye-catching. The interaction between several systems is also very suitable. The description of the characters is also very vivid, as if a flesh-and-blood person is standing in front of you to communicate. Characters that were annoying in the early stage, such as the male protagonist's brother, are also well portrayed later and become an indispensable role. The various character depictions are like seasonings, cooking this "dish" perfectly. I hope the author will continue to play and let everyone see a better work.

Simple and direct, let the green tea man and your family become fireworks blooming on the earth emm, most of the time, I still watch other people in the bb for a long time. The protagonist is talked about like a non-existent air for a long time, and finally he pretends to be awesome. It's harmful, it's cool, but not cool enough.

The content is still rich and interesting, but of course it is a hodgepodge, with a lot of various online articles squeezed into it, so the supporting characters don't have many opportunities to be on camera, and some of them end up in a hurry. There is not much contrast in the development of the plot. At least the male protagonist is clearly defined at the beginning. It will not make you feel like you are watching Jia Baoyu in Dream of Red Mansions. As a result, you will develop a sense of contrast as the resourceful Lu Bu conquers all directions. More importantly, the male protagonist's acting style is well positioned. Although the author said it is a regret story, the regret in the plot is indeed achieved. It is just that he is as strong and domineering as the lion, the king of the jungle, stimulating the desire of the lioness and regretting not being able to get along with the male protagonist (it seems to be a regretful story in reality). Of course, there is not so much emotional content that makes people feel depressed. Moreover, the plot arranges for the male protagonist to be a dog licker for several years. Judging from the love relationship that can take up to a few months, it is estimated that many women will appear on the scene. I have read more than 60 chapters so far, and I wonder if it can continue to be like this in the future.

This novel is so great that no one can read a chapter in the hands of the protagonist and vent their dissatisfaction on the spot. Those who were tortured by dog-licking articles finally found redemption [crying]

This is a cool novel, a book that kills time travel novels and red fruits all over again [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] It was okay before more than 80 chapters, but later it was almost worse than the emperor! Kill anyone you want! Several ex-girlfriends didn't ask you to lick them, and then they were all killed! After Chapter 98, it becomes a Hengdian drama...

Generally speaking, it has been well received. It has a distinctive protagonist and a story development with clear love and hatred and a clear stance. The protagonist, as the "villain team", captures the "protagonist team" and tortures them. They are very cruel and violent. It feels like a humanoid tyrannosaurus breaking into a disgusting routine and destroying everything wildly, messing everything up. It's just that this kind of story with explosive killings in a routine novel has to fall into a trap. The world view, social rules and order, characters' emotions and logic have also inherited the defiant attributes in the routine novel, causing the protagonist to feel a little uneasy. Female protagonists like Qin Wanrong are extreme characters, and there are very few normal plots, all relying on the Qin family brother to support them.

It's good-looking and long-lasting. The key is that the author knows how to reflect and never drags his feet. Children, I succeeded in digging for gold in tomatoes. The last thing I want to say is that I'm not asking for help. [Laughing] [Laughing] [Laughing]