I'm Just a Landlord, So Why Does Everyone Call Me a Villain!

In fact, it has nothing to do with the villain. It is a very novel and standard urban romantic comedy at the beginning. Rather than having multiple female protagonists, this is more like a single female protagonist with other female characters just to advance the plot of the male and female protagonists. This should be more consistent, but if there are multiple female protagonists, then people will not be able to see the Shura field because the duties of other female characters are mainly to create misunderstandings and conflicts. In fact, both male and female characters can do this task, so this is more like a single female protagonist than a harem manga.

The writing is okay, it's a female-channeled novel, but the plot needs to be improved.

Good. It's that kind of everyday style, but from a reader's perspective, it's a bit awkward that Han Luoning, as a debtor, is jealous and loses his temper with the male protagonist. But it feels quite reasonable in reality. When I was in high school, I had a crush on a girl. She was very nice, good-looking, good at studying, and had a good temper. I felt that I was not good enough for her. Because we were at the front and back desks, we had a good relationship, but sometimes I would lose my temper with her because of certain things and create a little trouble. When I read the article, I felt a sense of deja vu 🤦 And another point is that the male protagonist said that he wanted to fall in love, but why didn't he consider the female protagonist? The male protagonist's family is so rich, they must be worthy of it, but the male protagonist just doesn't have the intention

I've never seen a protagonist so relaxed The novel changes Han Luoning from a tenant to being in charge of the male protagonist like the hostess. Did she forget whose house she lives in? The male protagonist is also a waste and has no initiative.

What I saw was pretty good, not bad, new routines No wonder some comments said it was a bit like a story about a single female protagonist. After reading it, I found that the other female protagonists have a strong sense of defeat, which is almost meaningless.

I think it's okay. When will the relationship between the protagonist and Ruan Ruan be repaired and they become official girlfriends? After all, this is the protagonist's fault. And judging from the way Han and Ruan get along, although they will be jealous, they don't reject each other. There shouldn't be any big conflicts. I think the ordinary daily life of the three protagonists before reading the sweet article is pretty good, and the author can't stop updating 👍

Good book. I rarely read urban romance novels. The male protagonist is weak and super in love. The interaction with Luo Ning is so interesting.

The more I read, the more I want to read. The author needs to keep writing. Don't make me kneel down to beg you.

It's so beautiful, the plot is exciting, and the ideas are clear. It's hard to imagine that in 2026, you can still write such a cliché story from 2010. It's so classic.

It's okay, but some people are too depressed.