After Traveling Through the Book, He Was Forced to Prevent the Male Protagonist from Destroying the World.

I couldn't stand it anymore after watching half of it. It feels a little weird, but if others want to take a look, I'll keep it in my mind. First, the system is useless. It brought the heroine here and wore modern clothes, and it also eliminated the traces of the heroine in her world. Second, sometimes a woman takes the initiative to ask the system for a cheat, but the system does nothing but look at the progress of completing her tasks. Thirdly, the fight between the heroine and the villain is very frustrating to watch. Not to mention before you were accepted as a disciple, you couldn't bear it. I understand it was superficial, but after you were accepted by a big boss as a disciple, you still didn't have the ability to protect yourself. Moreover, she is a bit of a saint because she cares about the villain harming women, and then she specifically looks for that woman and is told to be nosy, which makes her feel aggrieved. But fortunately, the woman in the back has a good heart and threatens the villain. The most important thing is that I understand your kindness. You can't guarantee that you know yourself and can come up with good ideas. However, this part was frustrating to watch, but I still thought it would be okay to remind me. Fourth, what's even more outrageous is that the villain was so annoyed that he jumped around and then used animal powder on the heroine, causing the heroine to encounter two golden elixirs in a secret realm. Then the hero was injured while trying to save him. She was speechless. The villain drugged her because he touched her arm. She knew the villain had bad intentions and didn't pay attention to it, but you can understand that you can't guard against other people's evil intentions. It's still very frustrating to watch. Fifth, what's even more outrageous is that she found out that the villain had drugged her, and ran to confront her angrily. After the male protagonist said that she would help with cooking, his mysterious man heard that someone had drugged her, so he went to find the villain by himself. There was evidence from the cell phone video later, but the villain said it was. The strange evil weapon or something happened later when the master came to cover up the lie, and the male protagonist also came. It felt like the male protagonist asked the master to cheer for the female protagonist. Later, the boss deposed the villain and kicked him out. But I was still very unhappy when I saw the villain's curse and malice. I didn't want to eradicate it and said that I was overthinking it. I was even more speechless. Even if you know he's not a good person, don't kill him. If you know he exists in the middle and later stages, aren't you afraid that he will come to trouble you? I'm speechless. It feels like the heroine's own top-quality spiritual roots are arranged either by her master or by the male protagonist. Then she angrily looks for bad guys by herself, and she is not afraid of being beaten. She really has a big boss to rely on and is not afraid.

Very nice! Worth a look!