[Villain] + [Multiple Heroines] + [Urban] Rich and powerful villain Shaolin Jia accidentally awakens the memory of his past life and learns that he is the ultimate stepping stone in an urban cool novel, and will be stepped on by various "decent protagonists" in turn. He sneered and decided to strike first and use all resources to uproot these "sons of destiny" and the forces behind them. As for the heroines, why are you all gathering around? ! !
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Aloof female CEO: "Lin Jia, I find you seem a little different."
Genius Technician: "Lin Jia, can you give me a hug?"
Fiery military beauty: "Lin Jia, come to my room tonight!"
Mysterious nun: "Lin Jia, you need to confess your sins to me~"
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Reader comments
This book is generally well written! The four heroines are so well portrayed that they are not a stereotyped harem at all. Bai Jiayao appears to be a cold CEO, but she secretly kisses the male protagonist and still pretends to be calm. Su Nianqing is cute as a personal computer, and the contrast between Ye Qingyan and No. 17 Is also good.
A slight shortcoming is that the love line occasionally progresses too fast, but overall, each heroine has a complete growth line, and the interaction is sweet but not greasy.
It's non-toxic and fun at the moment, but the pace is a bit fast, so come on! The author is optimistic about you. From four stars to five stars or "six or seven stars" it all depends on the author's follow-up.
This book is generally well written! The four heroines are so well portrayed that they are not a stereotyped harem at all. Bai Jiayao appears to be a cold CEO, but she secretly kisses the male protagonist and still pretends to be calm. Su Nianqing is cute as a personal computer, and the contrast between Ye Qingyan and No. 17 Is also good. A slight shortcoming is that the love line occasionally progresses too fast, but overall, each heroine has a complete growth line, and the interaction is sweet but not greasy.
It's non-toxic and fun at the moment, but the pace is a bit fast, so come on! The author is optimistic about you. From four stars to five stars or "six or seven stars" it all depends on the author's follow-up.