Villain: I Really Didn’t Mean to Raise an Invincible Female Lead

I saw the update and wrote a book review. The female protagonist was not familiar with the male protagonist in the early stage and even had a small feud. After discovering that the male protagonist changed his gender, she became a straight forward character. I like this kind of character that is aloof in front of outsiders and is straight forward in front of the people I like without beating around the bush [Send my heart][Send my heart]

It's tied in one breath. First of all, I like the author's description of the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists. It is not obtrusive, delicate and natural. However, the only problem is the male protagonist's combat power. Currently, there are only about a hundred chapters. The problem is not very obvious, but occasionally it will be very frustrating and affect the viewing experience. This does not mean that the female protagonist is not allowed to grow faster than the male protagonist. There are some good writings of this kind, but the plot arrangement is particularly important. If the author insists on writing this kind of slow pace, you can refer to Jian Lai. Chen Ping'an and Ning Yao, because it seems that the protagonists have no arrangements for themselves at present, they have obviously read the original work, but they are also confused about how to enhance their cultivation, so they are a bit uh-huh and I don't know what to say. I hope the author can improve it. I will always support it. I hope this book will get better and better. As a pure love party, it is really rare for a single female protagonist to have a good emotional line. I hope the author can adjust the combat power to make the look and feel better. Come on!

The proportion of male and female protagonists in the plot is about 55%. According to the definition of Tomato readers, it can be classified as a female channel. I think it is very good-looking. There may be logical problems in terms of combat power. However, the male and female protagonists have a good plot line, but the data is very poor. I guess it is be. Hehe, I quite like this book.

It is a traditional fantasy novel. It is a sweet novel with no blocking points. The author's description of emotions is very delicate. The emotional development between the male and female protagonists is also very reasonable and smooth. There is no sudden distance or sudden closeness. It is step by step. Judging from the current plot, it is a relatively excellent traditional fantasy sweet novel.

Save time: I can watch it to pass the time, it is more female-oriented. After all, the monks in the foundation-building period ride in carriages and sweat while walking. I didn't see a single flying sword.

It's good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, but the male protagonist's fighting skills can sometimes be very frustrating to watch. I think this kind of double line should be mentioned. I also feel that he is a bit confused about his own path. I especially like the emotional line that the author describes in a big way. I say it again, it's good-looking.

It is a traditional fantasy love story, with no poisonous points, and the villain protagonist is not like the stallion in those stories, but more like a normal good person. The plot is bland, and the writing is good, but it is a pity that there are too few.

It's pretty good, it's more everyday, and the emotional descriptions are delicate. It's just that the setting of the male protagonist is a bit weak, and his family background is okay in the early stage, but it becomes a bit weak later on; his talent has always been mediocre, and he has no success. It's unclear who will raise whom later 🤭

Hahahahahahahaha, I enjoyed reading this novel quite a lot. This is a novel that is biased towards female channels, um... Malatang adds some overbearing flavor to the pot base, plus some ingredients with a lot of psychological activities, and some seasonings that are a bit like playing house, and then cooks it at a temperature like the bandit world view of male channels. The flavor is unique. I seldom watch it, but it's good to watch it occasionally.

I think it's too difficult. Can it really come back? At the beginning of the story, the male protagonist's life experience is shattered. There is such a contrast between the beastly things the male protagonist does in his original form and the male protagonist's changing ways to treat the female protagonist. It feels wrong at first glance. I feel that this contrast is very difficult to reconcile. The male protagonist used to do all kinds of bad things, but something must be wrong now that he has become less evil. I never guessed that the female protagonist would not be suspicious. Could it be that the male protagonist reveals that he has passed through his soul to explain the reason? Otherwise, when the female protagonist becomes stronger in the future, she will ask the male protagonist why he is so nice to the female protagonist. [Face-covering][Face-covering][Face-covering]