Reincarnated as the Villainess, I Can Still End Up with the Heroine

If it weren't for the label that says Lily, this book has left my bookshelf. There are too many descriptions of men, and people around me always say that the protagonist and the man are a good match. I know this is a plot requirement, but in Lily books, women and men are always called a good match.

1. So Japan's tradition of despising women has not changed at all. It is really boring to always emphasize the candidate for the fiancée. Especially the heroine and the arrogant child of Konoe's family are called a good match, which makes me a little big-headed. The interaction with the two boys is a bit too much, and there are too few yuri elements. As a yuri novel, this is a big poison. As a person who is reincarnated in another life, the heroine should have a stronger aversion to the term "candidate fiancée". Second, I hope the author can speed up the process a little bit, don't let the protagonist have no ability to protect himself, and put the focus on himself! Even if it's for Xiao Ji, you still have to care about yourself. You don't get angry at the rumors. The protagonist has past life experience and should be aware of the darkness among the chaebol families. Third, although the protagonist is just a child now, there are many psychological descriptions of the protagonist, which did not make me feel her sense of autonomy. Fourth, I hope the author can write better and better ❤️

Since the female protagonist was reborn, she should have been able to tell that something was wrong with the male protagonist so many times, but she still followed the actions of the people around her and catered to her. Also, since the brother is good to the heroine, the heroine can express it directly to her brother instead of saying nothing. This kind of wavering thinking, like that of a child, forms a clear sense of separation from the inner words of some adults. It's not like a working person is born again, but like a high school student who has just entered high school. He also said that he wanted to stabilize his position from the beginning, but he always followed the crowd, giving people the impression that he was just talking but not doing anything. The inner words reflect some sense of autonomy, but in reality, the actions are in line with the people around him, and hesitating in doing things will unknowingly fall into the trap of others. These are my personal opinions. Maybe others will like this kind of character, but I don't like it very much. In other respects, it's okay. Again, these are my personal evaluations.

To be honest, I haven't seen much Lily content. There are too many scenes between the female protagonist and the original male protagonist. People around me say that the two of them are a good match, which makes people feel a little annoyed. There is also a mixture of third person and first person writing, which can be a bit confusing.

I have spent too much time with the male protagonist, and there is no progress in posting. I don't know how to backstab. I feel like everyone is trying to win over the male protagonist😥

This is the first time I have seen such a Japanese novel on Tomato, and I even feel that some parts are translated from Japanese. Everyone seems to be looking at Lily. The so-called household chores are just frivolous, don't put the cart before the horse.

It feels repetitive. What's going on in Chapter 25? It was well written before and suddenly it was interspersed with Izuki's perspective. There was no transition at all. I remember that this plot has been in the past few days.

Lily is infinitely good, but it is a pity that it cannot bear children. Even if she can't give birth, lily is still the best. The lilies are blooming at the same time, not to mention there are multiple heroines.

Temporarily tied, let me post a comment. Everyone who knows the world of Otome understands this. This is supposed to be a hundred. There is almost no writing about what it was like before time travel. The protagonist kills men, women, old and young. It can be said that he is the favorite of the group, like "Reincarnated as the villain lady in the Otome game". Although she is said to be a heroine, she has a lot of close contact with men, mostly for reasons that are difficult to refuse. Therefore, there are many helpless plots, maybe it is a highlight? At present, it seems that the protagonist is a pure bender, so there is nothing else except feeling uncomfortable. (I have only reached the second grade of elementary school after writing more than 200 chapters. You don't really want to write about Sakuya's Ichikuni, do you 😏? Of course I welcome it, it looks good)

A very good light novel with a Japanese-Chinese quality, like watching the Monkey King 🤔 [Blowing Kisses]