I'm Just Here to Take Down the Villain, Not Because I Like You!

"Characters are not characters, they are real people." If you are tired of routine campus plots and flat character settings, then this book will make your eyes shine. It uses a very graphic touch to construct a university world that is both real and full of suspense. It hopes that readers can feel the breathing of the characters and feel their anxieties, struggles and glimmers of hope.

Super pretty!!! Although it was a bit poisonous in the early stage, I have taken too many poisons, so it was a piece of cake for me. But here is a little poisonous point that may only be a bit poisonous to me. Those philosophical vocabulary, maybe because I am very interested in some parts of philosophy, so I have a superficial understanding of it, which makes me feel a little ashamed of my native language when I see these vocabulary? Forget it, skip these. This book is really beautiful!!! The description of the yandere is superb, but it's a bit clumsy and I don't know what to say. Let's just say that I successfully wasted 2 hours of my homework. (I will go back to school tomorrow.)

It's so beautiful... I felt so peaceful after reading it that I broke out in a cold sweat. I can't describe the author's writing style... It's so powerful... The best thing is to keep reading. It makes me feel like a living person is standing in front of me. Sigh... I'll be clearer next time, it's easy to think of it as a dream ending, but it's still such a pity.

I give it five stars, it's pretty good for a first book. A few questions later (involving spoilers) I have been writing online articles sporadically for more than ten years. I understand the author's feeling of "not wanting to follow formulas", but the reason classics are classics is precisely because everyone likes to read them, so there is no need to avoid them. Then, from the hundreds of thousands of hours of watching movies in the middle, I can probably guess what happened next. But there are two things that surprised me. The first is the last be. Well, please indicate the be. Second, the dream ending. I personally hate the dream ending. This is a matter of personal preference. There is another problem, which is that it is a bit rushed, but the author himself has noticed it, so I won't go into details.

Currently reading volume five. All in all I think it's a very interesting and unique piece of work. But I might say that the heroine's situation... If put in reality. Xu Qing's initial judgment was correct, at least half of it. The only responsible course of action for her and everyone else was to hand her over to a psychiatrist and keep her under strict supervision, with medication if necessary. . Healed by "love"? Realistically speaking, there is no such possibility. The more likely scenario is that she drags others crazy with her. And the people around her can be said to be kind to her almost unconditionally. Maybe she was traumatized in her childhood, but that's no excuse for being willful, and all she did was transfer her trauma onto the people she met now who treated her well. She will not hurt those who hurt her, nor will she hurt those who are indifferent. She will only hurt those who value her and love her, and those who still have warmth and kindness in their hearts. And these kindness and warmth will be lost. No one is really the sun and can keep burning without turning into ashes. It's hard for me to like such a character. Of course it doesn't matter whether I like it or not. But it should be said that after all the extreme actions she took - her redemption can be said to be unfair to others. Even if this is not correct, perhaps, I have to ask: Is everyone really qualified to be happy? Perhaps we have to answer this: There are indeed some people who are not qualified for happiness. If the price for some people's pursuit of happiness, or the requirement for equal happiness for all, will be to "make others pay an unacceptable price until they compromise," then still insisting on that idealistic equality must pay an unacceptable price.

Hiss. I can only say that people who understand it will naturally think it looks good.

Okay, I really like the author's style of work, and I'm looking forward to the next one👍

Finally found a book of fine chaff 😢😢

My heart is racing, it's beautiful, I really found gold here.

Although I can't understand it without thinking, it's really good-looking.