Villain Assistance Plan (Quick Transmigration)

To be honest... I didn't see how much Wen Ran loved Hong Yu. If I were Hong Yu, I would choose to leave. Even if I didn't leave, I would leave Wen Ran and live my life happily. Overall, I don't like this ending. Hongyu deserves better, and I don't think Wen Ran is worthy of her. Is it for the sake of romance? Well

This ending always feels a bit sad. This male protagonist is not worthy. He has feelings for Hongyu, but it is more like a sharp sword that will not hurt his hand. If he really cherishes and loves her, he can do the massacre of the city as if it were someone else. There is no need to tell Hong Yu and pretend that you can refuse. I know she won't refuse, but this, oh, makes me so angry.

I really don't quite understand the heroine's choice. . . Although it can be seen (barely) that the prince cares about her, the heroine has always had a clear purpose, which is to help the prince quell the chaos and ascend to the throne and achieve a loving ending with the former crown princess and the current queen. After the prince ascends the throne, all the goals have been completed, and the heroine can retire with success. Even if she is found, she can refuse the unspeakable proposal of "come back to me"; Wen Ran does not seem to be the kind of person who will play the trick of imprisonment. It is said that he can't help but fall in love and cannot let go. It is not as credible as "worrying that the heroine who knows too many secrets will leak the secrets" is more credible. If it's the latter, it's probably not easy to kill people and silence them like "the cunning rabbit is dead and the running dogs are cooked", so locking people up in the harem, but it also has the meaning of "all the birds are gone, but the good bows are hidden". Or maybe the emperor felt that we could share hardships but did not have someone who could not tolerate his loyalty and good protection, so he took Hongyu into the harem, thinking that this was a way for his superiors to take care of their subordinates in their old age? But there is no need for the heroine to be so obedient to him, right? For retirement Wouldn't it be more comfortable to be free from now on or get a pension? Even if the heroine does have a secret affection for Wen Ran, judging from her previous actions, it doesn't seem like she would have thought that marrying into the harem would be equivalent to causing trouble for the queen? Of course, the emperor probably would have married many concubines, but a person who was turned into a black man in his previous life because his beloved princess ran away with his fourth brother would actually choose to share the same tomb with another woman after her death... I can only say that this "deep love" is what it is.

This ending pissed me off. The male protagonist really took advantage of all the good things. There is a queen and a heroine emmmm

Pooh! An Zha is really a scumbag (I am so angry that I will make another comment) It is really Chen Shimei!

Pooh! An Zha is really a scumbag (I am so angry that I will make another comment) It is really Chen Shimei!

The vampire chapter should be the male protagonist with the least affection. I think the emotional order should be Yun Qing > Wen Ran > Shen Ye. Then the heroine's favorability towards Anyang, a person from the third world, is 0. Doesn't it make sense? Anyway, I quite like the heroine Yazi who is decisive in killing and very smart in every world.

Watching it backwards! I just finished reading the vampire article... It's a bit exciting!

Finished spreading flowers! The story is very interesting, I like Liu Yiyi's chapter the most! It's just that it's a bit too brief, and almost all the emotional lines are skipped without going into detail. It's a bit like reading an outline hhhhh

Simply soothing to the whole body! What a wonderful revenge article!