You Made Me the Villain, So I'll Make the Female Lead My Bedmate

I don't know if it's a one-woman show, but I hope it is. I also hope that the male and female protagonists can have a heart-to-heart relationship later on.

First time posting a book review. The previous chapter is very good, but the recent chapters have made me feel uncomfortable [grieved]. The heroine has been controlled and brainwashed twice. After the separation of the male and female protagonists in the recent chapter, the interaction between the heroine and the Son is enough for the two to have feelings for each other. Although the heroine is not moved by the Son, it is uncomfortable to have such a person who has feelings for the heroine around the heroine while the hero can't do anything. The detailed description of the heroine's emotions in The Son is uncomfortable, and makes me feel like I'm reading a pornographic novel... In recent chapters, I didn't see the emotional interaction between the male and female protagonists because the male and female protagonists were separated. Even if the male and female protagonists were temporarily separated for the development of the plot, this article was a bit too long. After the male and female protagonists arrive in the fairy world, they have already violated the book's introduction to "defeat the protagonist, subvert the plot, and conquer all realms." I felt depressed after reading the book, so I wrote a review. It only represents my personal opinion. I don't like to criticize by mistake. Cheers to the author [Like]

From a personal point of view, I feel that this work is not like a male video, but more like a female video. If you go by the writing style of female videos, then this is indeed no problem. But from the perspective of male videos, it's really uncomfortable. I feel uncomfortable, but I feel suppressed inexplicably. It's full of a masochistic style [what]

This book has so much depth, unlike what a tomato should have. The author's descriptions are also very delicate, especially the relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. It doesn't appear much, but it makes people look forward to it. Come on, keep up, you will definitely become a god! ! ! ! [Shy] It's worth watching. It would be even more enjoyable if it were made into a TV series🥯

The setting of this book about immortality and abuse is so heartbreaking! The protagonist traveled through time and became a demon. He knew that his destiny was inevitable. In order to protect himself from death in the future, he deliberately built a gap between the heroine and the original owner, and even accepted the deposed and weak original owner as his apprentice. Every step of the way is to survive, but behind the indifference there is helplessness, the bond between master and apprentice, the entanglement of love and hate, the desire to survive and the torment of conscience, the sense of abuse is full, the more you watch, the more heart-wrenching you are, and it is full of stamina!

It's good-looking, but it can only be described as fine grain. The author seems to have put a lot of thought into the plot. In my opinion, it is unique to Tomato. This plot is too compact, it's nice to watch...

It's quite interesting. It's considered top-notch on Tomato. The writing is pretty good and the plot concept is also very new. The plot behind it is a bit difficult to comment on. It's torture for the sake of torture. The heroine stabs her just because she wants to clear her name later, right? Forgive her just for the sake of the child? The emotion came out of nowhere. The design at first was quite novel and interesting, but later on it felt like it was going to fall apart.

It's worth reading, it made me stay up late to read the latest chapter The plot is really good. I think this book should be rated higher. Don't let the low rating put you off. As an old bookworm, this book is really worth reading👀

This villain article is really unique. It is a new villain perspective that I have never seen before. The description of male and female characters is very individual. Overall, it is very good. Why does it feel like the more you write, the more history you write? Is the villain's feelings for the heroine a little too fast? It was all planned, but why were you so moved? Later, he entered the fairy world for the heroine. If the protagonist didn't have a golden finger and didn't have Qiongqi and the demon-slaying sword, wouldn't it be lost? It's not too reckless. It feels a bit too unreasonable to go to the fairy world and kill that Master Bodhi.

No more options, I originally planned to go to bed early tonight