Why Are the Villainesses Obsessed with Me?!

The plot is compact, the description is delicate, the content is substantial and the logic is rigorous. It is a rare book with great potential. The author has profound literary skills and wonderful writing. I give it five stars and highly recommend this book!

It has the flavor of a British and American novel, because the writing style is like the "Farewell to Vivian" I have read before, and it also mixes the style of Japanese and Korean light novels. The writing style is excellent and has a classical flavor, but the writing logic still has room for improvement in some places... It's hard to say exactly where, but the transition in thoughts and actions is not so natural, it is a bit far-fetched for the development of the plot, and the reading feels a bit disconnected or stuck. ——Just like Regina's character, I can understand the character distortion caused by cold power, but I can't understand the part of direct abuse. It's just an explosion of S attributes to satisfy her own fetishes, and it cannot reflect her twisted love and revenge for not getting the response she wants. There will be a more obvious sense of separation from the subsequent monologue. But aside from some minor flaws, the character creation is quite good. Not to mention flesh and blood, it is also impressive - leaving behind the traditional "sci-fi novels" and "little sweet novels" that I think are impossible, it truly shows that before the class gap, the so-called love of ordinary people is just a fantasy that is treated as a plaything. In short, it is now a rare masterpiece, and it is expected to become another unique masterpiece of Tomato.

This book shows a core that is different from the traditional nunzunwen. What is different from the traditional nunzunwen is that hate and love are not confused in the article. Hatred arises out of being tortured and will not be resolved by a small favor. Or hatred never appears. Even if they understand that their torture comes from a twisted "love" that they do not know how to express, they want to teach them to understand love out of concern for others. Emotions, but at the same time, hate never disappears and will not turn into love. After realizing that the teachings adopted out of concern for others will harm themselves, they know how to leave rather than compromise. This kind of clear understanding of love and hate is rare. I don't know if the ending will be the traditional husband-chasing crematorium or another ending. For now, this is a fine article. Although it has flaws, they can be ignored.

I'll tell you directly after reading the book title and introduction. Just don't explain it. The writing style is very good, if there are some shortcomings, that's normal, feel free to write. The author is Hakimi who is in his right mind. If you have any dissatisfaction, you can mention it. So step up the succubus! ! ! Beat the big sick! ! ! I want to see a world where the disease becomes more and more painful [Thinking]

It is a very rare non-time-travel themed work. It has a unique temperament that combines the depth of characterization in serious literature with the smooth narrative of popular novels. The reading experience is very pleasant. At present, it seems that the story focuses more on the construction of the inner world of the characters and the advancement of contradictory relationships, rather than the progressive plot mode of traditional online articles with "sense of pleasure" as the core - this narrative choice is refreshing. The attractiveness of the male protagonist does constitute an important channel for readers to enter, and the author's balance between sensory experience and literary nature also appears to be very careful. The perspective switching technique used many times not only enhances the three-dimensional sense and emotional resonance of the characters, but also gradually builds a more immersive world view, which is expected to develop into the feeling of a group portrait? (PS: I really like the character of Lyanna Gloucester! I hope the author can give her more scenes)

In my opinion, it is not a comedy, but a tragedy of the miserable male protagonist struggling to survive in the hands of the sick eldest lady. I see the alienation of a person by the world. Look, even if you have talent, you are just being played with in the face of power. The story in this book is not so much the traditional "the noble lady fell in love with me", but more about "the heart must not be lost under extreme control" Wes, what's your fate?

The writing style of this book is quite excellent, the description is delicate, and the writing method is novel. It is one of the more excellent works on the Tomato platform. What is particularly commendable is its delicate brushwork and innovative narrative style.

It is a rare good book. It has no system, no time travel, and no plug-ins. Some books are the same whether they include time travel or not. The setting of the local indigenous people may be less controversial about self-greening, but just like you can't write a book without time travel, you have to talk about time travel when you open your mouth and shut up. The writing of this book is very good, but for me, it may be that the progress is slow, and it has not yet reached the river of blood (Shura field), which is a little depressing. The female protagonists in the front are so strong and "sick". I don't know if the protagonist will strengthen and take the initiative later, or complete the two-way redemption and correction successfully. In short, I want to see the villains compete fiercely for the male protagonist and then train them hard. Of course, these are all what I want to read, and it all depends on how the author writes them.

My brain was roaring, it was a shock. It made my hair stand on end, made my soul tremble, and brought me close to tears. How could this kind of literary work appear in Tomato? It uses the simplest elements to construct a fantasy game. Just like others in kindergarten are still using colored pens to outline the big head immaturely, you are already sketching characters with pencils. Not a buddy? A max-level boss will use a vest to massacre Novice Village, right?

This book is very well written, the characters are well created and nothing is too obtrusive, and the description of the literary and artistic environment is also top-notch. It uses the environment to express the state of mind, the details to describe the twisted emotions, and the little things in life to describe Weiss's "Walking on Thin Ice", which is simply a Western morbid literary novel. I could have given it a five-star rating, but Weiss was so miserable that I could only give it a four-star rating. Forgive me, the author is big [crying]