After Turning into a Loli, Watch Me Defeat the Yandere Heroine

It's good to watch, but the current plot gives me the feeling that Qi Hui is scared away halfway through his redemption, and then Gu pursues his wife, and finally talks about mutual redemption (I hope it won't become this formulaic plot). And my take on the character. First of all, there is the original owner, who is miserable in a word. He wanted to reveal the true face of Black Tower Company, but was changed, had his memory wiped, and injected with a generally lethal amount of drugs. In the end, he lost even his self-awareness. Next is Gu. I feel that Gu has no feelings for Qi at all and is just a test subject. What she likes is the little girl under her control. She said she prefers the current protagonist, but the point is that the current protagonist has no amnesia and even knows most things. He also has the protection of the system. Without these things, Gu cannot be redeemed at all, let alone escape, even if the original owner does not have amnesia. And I have the idea that Gu has no feelings for Qi because Gu knows that Qi is probably not the same person as before. Finally, there is the protagonist. The original owner has not suffered, but he can enjoy Gu's pampering, so I can understand the mood of wanting to redeem Gu (after all, I have never experienced it personally). Secondly, I don't know what else to say. Currently, I come to Gu because she did all kinds of inhumane things during her miserable childhood, so I hope that Gu will at least be punished for what she did to her original owner, rather than being a big hand, because I don't see any resistance from Gu to doing these things. You can't just say that her nature is not like this but that she was manipulated without any basis. (Of course, if you want to say it's just a novel and don't be so truthful, then there's nothing I can do about it) [Chigua]

I think the title of this book should be "Defeat the Yandere Heroine" and "Change the Yandere Heroine". From the beginning to the last update, I don't see any connection with the word "defeat". (I'm just complaining, I don't want to attack the author.) Instead, the word "redemption" is more prominent. I thought that the protagonist and the heroine will have a confrontation, and the result is the protagonist's self-guided strategy ( I like it incomprehensibly) and then want to redeem the heroine [Is it like most double heroines first talk about the heroine's love for the protagonist, then the knife, then the candy, and then chase his wife in the crematorium, then the heroine wakes up, the protagonist is resurrected and changes his identity, and then the heroine and the protagonist meet in college and have various small pulls, and finally the protagonist forgives the heroine and gets married. Can such a template be used?] Personally, I think the protagonist of this article is purely "given for free", but some pulling and pulling has hidden this "given for free". If you can accept this kind of free gift, then pretend that I didn't say anything. (I would also like to ask the protagonist why he doesn't choose a life he really likes. Anyway, he thinks the heroine's "imprisonment" is very satisfying?) Just give the author a five-star rating as a subsidy for watching me complain [make a face]

The writing is mediocre, the description of women's clothing and bodies is adequate, and there is almost no description of female abduction. The system flow through the book is transformed into a novel. The plot is very good and the characters are on point, especially the second female lead. I love it. The change in the heroine's mentality is also a highlight. The emotional pull and sticking plot are pretty good and worth watching.

It looks good and the content is exciting 😄😄 As a person who just took the high school entrance examination, I have already done well. The author must work hard. I have just finished my high school entrance exam. If I don't have anything to encourage you, just use my blessings and love to inspire you😏😏😏 Finally, it's really beautiful.

OK. Although I haven't finished watching it, I probably won't be watching it since I don't have time to watch it. From what I've seen so far, it's quite sweet, but some of the characters' behaviors are a bit childish. Thinking back on it, is this Junbai? Anyone answer me?

I think it's pretty good Sweet redemption text

It's very good, sweet, like Lily's hazy feeling of love.

The author's writing style is very good, with a bit of omniscience. I hope to update it ten times a day [note] [note] [note]

One of my favorite books

It looks great, please give it a thumbs up to the author