I Transmigrated Into an Otome Game, and I Only Love the Villainess

Not bad [Punch Out][Punch Out][Punch Out] I like stories with vicious female partners (only male videos, female videos like this kind of stories where vicious female partners treat the male protagonist like a dog, so I don't like it [exploration]) It's still a Western fantasy, I like it more [shy][shy]

This kind of strategy is not annoying. The protagonist slowly becomes stronger and uses tricks to scheme against others. The love between the male and female protagonists is also very interesting, but maybe it is a cool novel and cannot adapt to this style. It is all aimed at the protagonist, and then the protagonist cracks it bit by bit. Overall, it is still a masterpiece.

The writing has a flavor of Western literature, and the plot and characters are pretty good. What is rare in this genre is that the protagonist and heroine are still friends with the original heroine and have not fallen out with each other. But some parts are explained too late in the later text, which sometimes makes me feel like the left and right brains are fighting each other [face covering] I'd better give 5 stars for encouragement.

Once you get used to the translation, I think it's a good love story. The male and female protagonists love each other purely (in a true sense, they only treat each other as their only one). The plot of the male protagonist getting stronger little by little seems quite real, and there is no particularly bloody plot. I recommend it [Like][Like][Like] It's a 1v1. The male protagonist is the same person from beginning to end, but Fei Shuangjie doesn't mind to avoid the lightning.

I like it. Although it is not very popular now, it is definitely a good book. The Fantasy Wind in the West is very heavy, maybe because of the title of the book.

I haven't finished reading it, but I still give it four stars to encourage it. If you like to watch the female protagonist become very fond of the male protagonist at the beginning, you can watch it. I haven't seen the subsequent plot so I won't comment on it.

Everything else is good but still normal. But I didn't expect the author to have the idea to deal with me traveling through time. Is it me traveling through other people, or is it me remembering my past life. It really surprised me. But it would be better if the author could give an indirect reminder in the introduction. After all, before I had trust, I would just think that the author was writing that kind of setting just for convenience. But this setting is ultimately a thorn in the side of the single heroine.

Oh my Virgin Mary, this damn translation accent

The author wrote it well and it was pretty good, but it felt a bit bland later on. Let's take a look at the development later.

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