I Win Over the Heroine Early, and the Villain Takes MVP

It's good-looking. There's no sloppiness. There aren't too many prefixes. Everything is under the control of the protagonist. He anticipates the enemy's opportunities. All the children of luck are just a plate of leeks on the protagonist's plate. And always have the latest information, perfect. Uh😅... I just accidentally read a book with more chapters than the author's, and the plots can't be said to be similar. It can only be said that they are exactly the same. It starts with a female CEO who has been conquered. She is afraid of male protagonists, has morning sickness and is pregnant. Luck's fiancée is also diagnosing her pulse. Luck is beaten and sent to the police station. She has also conquered several female protagonists. The second Luck is also the school's money maker, and the third one is also the heroine of the medical clinic who is also being conquered. She is also targeted by Western medicine [face covering] [face covering]. Is it so similar? Did the author learn from it? That title is: Force the heroine to have a baby before the plot starts [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] I don't know if it's your large size. Why are the templates all the same?

It's okay. It's not the kind of game where you just go and change the heroine after it's over. There are also some bad points. The most obvious one is that the points required to check the plot have doubled. Also, there is a bit of ink about killing the protagonist. It is best to have two protagonists in a long-term arrangement.

So far, I have not seen any behavior of giving away girls, nor have I let my own woman act in order to disgust the son of luck. You can read on, but I hope that the harem will not be opened too much, so that you will forget about it. The current little poison is just a little bit of luck, and then you don't kill the protagonist. Generally speaking, you can watch it.

It is considered top-notch among the genres. Although it has multiple female protagonists, it is not as impressive as other genres. The protagonist is also quite invincible. The one who is a little bit poisonous may be some kind of takeaway hero. It is best for this type of novel to have a systematic protagonist.

It's pretty good. Seeing 50, it's top-notch in this category. At least the male protagonist is not a sex offender. Everything comes naturally, there is foreshadowing, there is cause and effect. There is currently a crime. Good for now ? ? Why did the taste change later?

It's not bad. Everyone's definition of "thunder point" may be different. For me, it's fine as long as I'm not aggrieved or embarrassed. And I don't like the kind of flamboyant villains who want to earn 25,800,000 yuan. This kind of restrained and calm kind of villain suits my taste.

Pretty good, very similar to Shen Anyu and Shen Shao, the gentle and elegant type [laughs] It is recommended to control the number of female protagonists. Not only will the number of female protagonists not be missed, but the characters will also be more fleshed out.

A true villain story, unlike other stories that try to sell someone else's story.

Come on, I have read a few villain stories before. Compared with other books, this one has less poisonous points (maybe because I am just starting out). I hope the writing gets better and better (I also hope the author will not end up writing fairy tales like others) In fact, sometimes the protagonist and villain can be more portrayed, and it is not limited to confronting the children of destiny and cheating them. Sometimes, when facing some people and the heroine, they can also be more anti-human. After all, the villain has the appearance of a villain.

This book is similar to the one I read before, except it was blocked [face covering]