The Villain Has Bad Intentions Toward Me

After reading this article for the second time, I feel it is a pity. The reason why the character creation and plot preparation in the early stage are so exciting is that the heroine's modern anti-imperialist and anti-feudal thoughts and behaviors awakened the male protagonist's repressed self that he originally had this intention. This part actually also discusses the contradiction between the individual and the collective, grand narrative and individual happiness. If we can continue to dig deeper in the follow-up, I think it will be very exciting. Of course, the three-dimensionality of the male protagonist also depends on his awakening from a chess piece who is willing to be alienated and instrumentalized for the sake of the grand narrative to an ordinary person with humanity and willingness to experience love and happiness. The male protagonist is indeed very three-dimensional, but the female protagonist is a little weak, with little growth. She is relatively fixed from beginning to end, but it implements the characteristics of modern people, and there is no feeling as if she has traveled back through time. I think it is good. But I think the ending is quite ridiculous. In the end, the male protagonist transformed from a victim persecuted by the powerful and bound by the feudal imperial power to an emperor. Although I can understand this change, the author also made a lot of foreshadowing, and I got it just for his needs. But I think it's really a pity. This plot is still too childish, which greatly ruins the smooth flow of the previous part. I obviously feel that the author can't control the plot. Moreover, I could no longer sympathize with the male and female protagonists. The whole plot became very false, and the previous heaviness and real immersion were gone. It felt like the male and female protagonists had become paper figures walking around mechanically. Part of the reason why it is good is that the male protagonist's protection and preferential treatment of the female protagonist are not based on illusory things like conscience and love, but out of utilization and practical benefits. Their goals are the same. The heroine lies and resists in order to save her life and achieve a certain goal in life. She actually only does what she wants, and these can be combined with what the hero does. The ambiguity arising from these reliable motives makes love sweet and believable. But later he became the emperor through the compromise of the heroine, and was maintained by the conscience and love of the hero. It was too false. Too many inferior romances relied on this set of operations. It was fake. The heroine actually had no trump card. In the end, it was the powerful imperial power that forced the heroine to give up the persistence of modern people in the name of love. There is really no need to he. I prefer to let the heroine insist on modern people's rebellion against imperial power, and let the hero succeed or fail in the rebellion, and come back to live in seclusion with the heroine. It is true that the author of the fake emperor paved the way for a plot similar to that of King An, but yes, it is reasonable to match the character of the male protagonist who has been in power for a long time, but I personally really don't like this kind of plot where the dragon slayer turns into an evil dragon. But these are just readers' babbles, just think I'm farting. The author doesn't write new articles anymore, it's heartbreaking

Ctmd, I have never read such a good romance novel in my life.

Author, you haven't written anything for a long time, will you continue to write new ones? Waiting for you.

This book feels like the heroine's ability to adapt is really fast. As soon as she came in, she was thinking about arranging things to survive here. It seemed that she didn't want to go back to the original world. Didn't the original world have relatives and friends to care about? I didn't think the heroine thought about this.

Very, very good work. I ordered it all, read it word for word, and will read it again in the future. Nowadays, we cannot use time-travel themes to make TV series, and we also understand that the title of the work must be popular to attract readers to read it. If one day the rights to the work are purchased and remade, the background and title of the work may have to be slightly changed last night.

After reading the main text relying on the halo of the male protagonist, the early stage shaping of the female protagonist was OOC, which was not very suitable for a person who can lead a sales team, and she was basically submerged in the halo of the male protagonist. If you just look at the plot development of the heroine, you might give up halfway through. The ending is a little rushed.

Wow, it's interesting. I really like it. The early and middle stages of this book are very graphic, like watching a TV series. The emotional interaction between the male and female protagonists also conforms to the emotional logic. It is tenable and sweet, and it is consistent with the characters. It is a satisfying read. But after the later conspiracy plot started, it was obvious that the plot could not be suppressed. The male protagonist proclaimed himself emperor, arranged for hundreds of officials, and some of the political decrees made by the female protagonist were very shallow and superficial. However, the size of the article is already a rare romance novel. Overall, I like it very much~ The author's new book is so interesting that the logic of the writing is online. It is very visual, so I read the old article. After reading it, I immediately bookmarked the author. What a treasure trove author has produced! ! Getting rich is just around the corner! ! [Star Eyes]

I read it three times. The reason I like this article is that although the heroine of this book travels through the book, unlike other assembly-line novels, the heroine does not make me feel like she is floating in this ancient world, but feels like she is truly on the ground. The plot transitions are also very natural. The shortcomings are that I did not expect that the final ice-breaking point for the male and female protagonists would be the children, and the series of operations after the male protagonist ascended the throne seemed a bit sloppy. However, the overall story is good, the writing is smooth, and the descriptions are picturesque, which makes people want to keep reading. I look forward to the author's next book!

When will DaDa publish a new article? I didn't have to read it. I came back to read this book again and again. I miss DaDa so much.

After reading it, I can't say I don't like it, otherwise I wouldn't order all of it. The early part was really good and amazing, but the chapter about the heroine's cave do and her pregnancy was heart-breaking, just like in real life do's getting pregnant without a condom and getting married with a child was just as annoying. So I won't rate this article. The good parts are very good, but the things I don't like really make me feel like I've eaten shit-flavored chocolate. To be honest, I didn't feel much love between the male and female protagonists. I felt that the male protagonist was all scheming and couldn't let go of his power. Of course, I don't think having rights is a bad thing, but it's just that the heroine, a modern person with socialist core values, accepted this system without any struggle in a feudal society. It feels a bit broken. It makes me feel better to have the heroine be fascinated by rights and become an empress. When I saw that the heroine gave birth to a son, I thought, Ha, that's true. I also complained to my friends that if I could give birth to a daughter, I would write about her becoming an empress in the next book. I actually don't know what I'm talking about after typing so many words. In short, the early part of this book is very good, but in the next dozen or so chapters, I felt that the plot was poor and disappointing.