Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Knows Just How to Handle the Male Lead

The physical injuries suffered by the heroine before were all real. After the man regretted it, not to mention that there was no physical harm, nor was there any psychological harm. The heroine said that she didn't love him and didn't care about him. In the end, it was easy for every male protagonist to get close to him. The real male protagonist is the real one😅😅

It's not good-looking. Both the original protagonist and the current female protagonist are proven by the male protagonist for killing his wife, and he can be beaten later. If it doesn't describe how cold-blooded and powerful the female protagonist is for most of the day, she turns around and does nothing... Well, it's just...

Uh... Well... After reading the comments, I didn't like it. I skipped the first two and only watched the third world. It was actually pretty good, but one thing that pissed me off was that the male protagonist knew that there was something wrong with the soup and gave it to the female protagonist. The female protagonist drank it and then took Chinese medicine. With the male protagonist That's it. Well, I feel like I only wrote this thing to break the ice between the male and female protagonists. I explained who gave the medicine. The male protagonist knew that there was something wrong with the soup, but he still gave the female protagonist soup. I felt that it was not explained clearly or that I didn't understand it well. In short, it made the follow-up reading more and more uncomfortable.

I can't read this book. Reading the novel is exciting and enjoyable. This book makes me more and more bored. It emphasizes from beginning to end that the heroine is cold-hearted, has no seduction, no emotions, and does not have the mood of the original heroine. The hero is written so that he can't find a woman. There is only one heroine left in the world. This heroine can be like a rotten cucumber, but the hero must not be betrayed in body or heart. This novel should be written in the catalog without cp

It's on the bookshelf. As for why I'm giving a negative review, emmm... I think my personal preferences are different. I always feel that the title is seriously inconsistent with the content. I don't seem to like the abusive male protagonist. I don't like it.

What kind of punishment did the male protagonist receive...

Boss, I want a 1v1 double cleanse 😘😘😘

I just read the second story, it was tortured over and over again... It would be better to just go without cp, and I don't even know why I wrote it.

The first part of the world in the human world was well written, but after the death of the heroine, it looked a bit weird, as if to quickly advance the plot, and it felt that the connection was not very good. But when the author just started writing, I felt that the writing was quite good. I didn't say he was abusing women, it was mainly a misunderstanding, but he was really abusing men later on, haha. Exit 666 and re-enter in two seconds. Tomato devoured all the book reviews I wrote and have to rewrite them again😄

Watching the first world gave me a headache. Did the heroine travel back in time to fall in love with the hero again and then have a sadomasochistic relationship all over again? Then what was the point of traveling back in time?