After the Fated Villain Gives Up, They All Suddenly Go Crazy

Easy to write, brother, easy to write. It still revolves around the awakening of past life memories and a satisfying sense of regret, but stories like this are generally difficult to write convincingly, or rather, it's hard to provide a reasonable explanation for the characters' lapses in judgment.

Okay, seeing everyone criticizing it in the comments, I'll give it a shout-out. First of all, I was really looking for something to read, and this book was a breath of fresh air. Although it follows a familiar formula, the emotional descriptions are excellent and quite engaging.

It's pretty good. What's rare is that the male protagonist in this kind of story is actually a normal person. After being frustrated and giving up in his first life, he directly turns evil in his second life (although he still gives up in the end). In any case, he's not the kind of super coward who's always hiding his true nature.

It's a great read, featuring a rare flashback in a yandere story. It's very well written and a masterpiece of angst.

The female protagonist was suspected of being impure in her previous lives. The female lead emphasizes in her dialogue that "it wasn't me who had an ambiguous relationship with **," but the truth is that she had such an ambiguous relationship in previous lives, and was said to be controlled by someone. Those who can't stand it can run away. There cannot be a female lead or a single female lead.

It's so delicious! Everyone come and eat! I'm eating the Shi family... No, no, I'm the Immortal Venerable! Ahhh, my head hurts so much! So I'm eating Immortal Venerable Shi! This is Shi...

Aside from the familiar beginning and the reasonable follow-up, there were also flashback scenes. Many people said it was repetitive, which is undeniable, but I didn't find the transitions in the descriptions offensive. The second female lead's flashbacks gave me a different perspective on memories. Moreover, there were some additional settings added later on.

I didn't see anything particularly exciting. These female characters' past lives could be attributed to the Heavenly Dao (a fictional slang term for a character who is essentially playing a role-playing game), but after gaining their memories, they seem even more like characters playing a role-playing game. 🤦

The beginning is clearly a copy of the book "Nine Reincarnations" with the male protagonist named Jiang Chen. But I feel it's not as well-written as that one.

Putting everything else aside, she's definitely insane 🤔. It's a formulaic story, and quite classic; I've read at least ten books of this type. But, among all the novels I've read, this is the first one where the female lead is this insane. Also, the pacing is a bit slow; I hope the author can speed it up a bit. I want to see the master go crazy soon 😏