The Fake Villainess Has Caught the Pure-Hearted Hero's Eye

The first world is very nice. The heroine in the second world is well portrayed. The male protagonist is a bit unsatisfactory. The introduction says double cleansing. I understand it means both physical and mental cleansing. It turned out that the male protagonist and the female partner had a relationship experience. It was probably unclean and felt dirty. I didn't like it very much. While getting along with the female protagonist, he actually had feelings for the female partner. I can't forget it. The male protagonist is so dirty.

It's okay at the beginning, but don't be too outrageous in the entertainment industry later on. The male protagonist has many girlfriends. PS: The author said that they are very pure between them, and the male protagonist just wants to help Xiaobaihua out of pure heroism 🙂. I thank him for all the little white flowers

Men are like that, but they can still be called fake prodigals, and they are really innocent. The world really loves men...

The first world is very good, but the male protagonist in the second world is too dirty, has a lot of women, has liked other people, and is self-righteous. They must not be together.

I read Chapter 23 and evaluated the male protagonist. There were a lot of inner dramas, but most of them were annoying and I felt he didn't respect the female protagonist. Most of them were those scenes where the heroine was injured behind her back as if she didn't have a mouth, and he watched from the side. He waited until the heroine finished taunting her before talking about it. It was like a turn-based system, and he clearly liked it. Aren't you nervous when you see someone you like getting hurt or someone important to you? Or do you mean that you don't like or love enough? Even if she is a fiancée with interests involved, she should do something, shouldn't she be angry? Shouldn't we feel guilty? It was the person he arranged who injured the heroine. The male protagonist's assistant is also very disgusting and disrespectful of the female protagonist, and has shown his eyes and attitude, but the male protagonist has never noticed it. Also, during the auction fee, the male protagonist asked the assistant to pay, but he was not willing to spend his money. The male protagonist's assistant gives people the impression that he is the real palace, and every time the male protagonist asks him to do things for the female protagonist, he is unwilling to kiss her. And I don't see the heroine being bad. The heroine is just a normal person who does not accept moral kidnapping. The heroine is not that evil. From what I have seen, the heroine is like getting a halo of a villain. She spends money and is ridiculed. She is not very friendly to the heroine. The only good thing is that the heroine is powerful and has family and friends who love her. Of course, I still like the female protagonist very much. The female protagonist is like a delicate kitten, so I don't agree with the male protagonist calling her a wild cat. She feels like an ancient domineering president. This is my review after reading Chapter 23.

So-so, I didn't realize how vicious and bullied the heroine was, but it's true

The first world is very good. The male protagonist in the second world is too dirty. There are many women but he still likes me and treats the female protagonist as a pet. He is not worthy of the female protagonist. I won't watch it. It's a pity. The first world is so good [sad]

In the first world, the character of the male protagonist's assistant is very strange. It's understandable that the migrant worker has arranged his boss's fiancée in his mind. It is to write the assistant's inner words, saying that before the male protagonist was the chief and he was the deputy, and the professors and other respects him... It feels unnecessary here. If you want to highlight the "evil" of the female protagonist, you don't need to write about the migrant workers around you. I can't afford the heroine, etc. Aren't real workers supposed to be good at appearances? Also, they are disrespectful to the heroine's brother. It's strange to ask angrily. My son, you are a worker, you are not the master. Even though it's like this, the male protagonist didn't even say that this assistant is also very kind. The heroine didn't say anything here... I feel like I could change it appropriately.

I think the male protagonist is the real hypocrite, he has a lot of tricks on his mind. The heroine's rank is too low, and her reputation is too bad. Even if she wants some hypocrisy, as a mother, can't you give her a better and more advanced character? It's so unpleasant. This damn man is pure, kind and innocent. He can be so 'pure' even though he is in a high position. It's no good, he can be so big-ticketed. You are also true in the second plane. Any man can give you a daughter. Aren't you the villain in the book [Petrified]

I rarely write reviews, but I personally feel that this book has a very good theme. The core ideas of the heroines in World One and World Two are very dazzling and really good. It is rare to see a heroine who truly cultivates herself and grows for herself. She uses everything, even the male protagonist, to improve herself, instead of just relying on the male protagonist. If she succeeds, she will not care about anything else. The male protagonist is not so powerful in all aspects that he is arrogant and arrogant. He is truly on par with the female protagonist in terms of strength. He also has his own thoughts and emotional changes. He is also self-reflective and puts himself in the female protagonist's shoes. He feels that he respects the female protagonist very much. The heroine is really independent and sober, from spirit to behavior. Love is just a spice in life, dispensable. Without love, the heroine is still dazzling. Her personal value will not be damaged because of the loss of love, but she will strengthen her self-confidence. She is the person I ideally want to be. Keep up the good work, author!