Reborn, I Only Want to Run Away, but the Heroines Are Acting Strange

It was extremely poisonous, and within twenty chapters, he was poisoned and died.

It's okay, but what happened in the past life? The grievances of the protagonist's previous life seem to have nothing to do with the heroines. They are basically caused by the system. The original owner gave a speech, you booed others below, the original owner put magic equipment But it seems that the protagonist in the previous life conquered all the heroines? 25-26 The heroines completely awakened their memories (the previous ones were just memory fragments). Chu Meng said "it was wrong, let the protagonist not leave", Ye Meng said "it is not the protagonist's fault" and Lin Meng said "wait for the protagonist". It seems that the protagonist's cognition is different from the heroines' cognition? The protagonist thought that the heroines had been chasing the original protagonist in his previous life, but that didn't seem to be the case in the heroines' previous lives? And the original owner is not a bad person, he belongs to the growth stream, a little mature and stable? It seems that apart from targeting the protagonist (targeting the protagonist because the system caused trouble and the protagonist took the blame), he didn't do anything excessive, right? The heroines don't look like they were hurt by the original owner and then reborn to find a successor. Otherwise, they would definitely feel hatred when they saw the original owner, right? So how did the protagonist die in his previous life? Please explain the past life, especially Lin. There is a rule that the imperial princess must marry an S-class. In the previous life, only the original owner was S-class. So the princess in the previous life married the original owner. In this life, the protagonist cannot run away as the successor. However, if In terms of details, it seems that there is no poisonous point of taking over or cuckolding. This book feels like a battle between the left and right brains. The heroines in the previous life seemed to have hurt the protagonist, but because the system caused trouble, the protagonist seems not innocent. Anyway, it is quite fascinating 🤦

She has been abused by the original male lead and spreads rumors

It's very uncomfortable to keep abusing the original protagonist. Furthermore, if the relationship between the first female protagonist and the original male protagonist is not made clear in the first episode, there is suspicion of taking over.

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The story of the rebirth of a licking dog. Eat but not remember beating.

Originally I thought there were multiple female protagonists, but in the end, Chen Yaojin was killed halfway. Just as the author said: It originally looked like a small character added on the spot to promote the development of the story, but it made the plot a mess, making it impossible for the story to work without her. It would be horrible for one person to kill the whole game. If you want to take the multi-female route, Zheng may need to arrange her to be a bug or bug fixer in this life (both literal meanings). She can be the price for the system to restart the world. She can be a character with a mission so that the heroines in the previous life can be reborn with regrets to save everything (or a new life born of the regrets and regrets of the heroines); It could also be that the New World Consciousness (similar to the World Tree or something) learned that many variables had appeared and intervened forcefully, arranging a person with false memories in order to control these variables. If we follow the second line of thought, there may be a plot in the follow-up such as Zheng discovering his identity and starting a third camp that briefly opposes the male and female protagonists, so that after the relationship between the male and female protagonists heats up, he returns and has no choice but to give in. The first idea is not difficult to extend. You can gradually have the memories of the female protagonists in the past life, and then stop all women from approaching the male protagonist at the beginning, become hostile to these female protagonists, and then slowly change the three-part plot of Songkou. Not only does this make the plot enjoyable to watch (it makes me feel sick to my stomach), but it can also fill in some of the loopholes in the settings. Why not? (Of course, I'm just talking about my own ideas. There should be some loopholes in it, so I'm looking forward to how the author will deal with them.) I'll give it 5 stars for the time being⑧😋

There are so many butterfly effects, so I left because of the butterfly effect of your female channel's writing 😄

Will be poisoned to death [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][what]

Another one who creates conflicts just to advance the plot.