Back to the Villain's Youth

In fact, I feel pretty good about Qiyu in this life. What I really abused was the humble and hopeless Qiyu in the previous life. Before he died, he didn't know whether his efforts were useful, but he still foolishly gave up his life. Just like he said, he just needs to be nice to you. The gentle man in his previous life never expected Miaomiao to love him. In contrast, Qiyu in this life also tortured Miaomiao, but the ending felt too rushed.

? ? ? What the hell is this. . . Has the heroine been penetrated by the soul? What did the hero do to you to give you face? ?

Jumping to watch, the transformation between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is too far-fetched. The heroine spends this chapter apologizing and trying to save herself. The male protagonist also kept doubting, and then finally felt relieved. Especially like the overbearing CEO who has changed his gender and recovered his young wife. The chapters from the beginning of this article until Qin Shengli's appearance are quite interesting. Moreover, the heroine has a distinct personality and I like it very much. The plot behind it is so weird. I chased it all night long to see the ending.

Although I think there are still many pitfalls? Whose hand did the magic horn that Meow Meow cut off earlier go to? Where did Saitama put his fur in his previous life? Is the fox that sometimes roars and sometimes plays in Saitama's heart a metaphor, a real thing, or a microcosm of Saitama in his previous life? How did Saitama's attitude towards Miaomiao change in this life in the end? What does the dark color in Saitama's eyes at the wedding in this chapter mean? Big! ! Please make a sequel! ! ! !

There is an old blood clot in my heart, this is not as good as BE!

It took me three days to read it. The whole article is a trapezoid, with super steep sides. It's easy to miss this great book by just reading the first and last few chapters. The previous setting was mediocre, but it started to feel better from about Chapter 10. It felt so good that I felt like I had had a mental massage all day long, and my whole body felt refreshed. Later, when I learned that Saitama used his life to forge swords in his previous life, I burst into tears every time I wrote about him... But the last few chapters ended suddenly and forcefully, which was a bit sloppy. The male protagonist left me speechless the most throughout the whole process. He repeatedly jumped between the loyal dog and the boss. I felt that every male character except him was very plump and vivid, which made me turn against Lu Ning and Xiao Jinlong several times... Of course, the female protagonist will always come first. She is brave and resourceful, and has a clear distinction between love and hate. I will always love the little princess! Thank you for loving the female goose!

Ahhhhhh, in this last chapter, I feel the same way I did when I watched the heroine of Glazed Beauty chasing Si Feng. Maybe it's because I haven't really liked this kind of plot, but I like the cool plot of the first half. Damn, I really want to watch Zhuzhu's extras. I like him inexplicably.

The ending is really too rushed. If there was a sweet side story of the fox being obedient to the meow again, it wouldn't be so OOC.

Why did Ye Fu and Master Luo have a baby? It ended too hastily.

When I see Saitama with white hair, I cry miserably every time I see her