Sending Sweethearts to the Villain (Transmigrate Into a Book)

What do you mean? Is it Kou Linglong?

According to the ancient Chinese proverb, would it be better to replace "dad" with father =_=

Is the heroine too reckless? How could the teacher be so brainless?

I don't know why I was so cute when the author said he was "blind" haha

I read the author's column and found that the products are also very good.

So what did the male protagonist write on the lamp⊙ω⊙

Hey guys, here comes the lightbulb

Good guy, just wipe out the villain industry.

... When was the villain taken away... Didn't he have a good relationship with the heroine and the others when they were brothers? Sometimes he was helpless, then he let himself go, and then he pushed his brother aside... Didn't he know that his brother was not in good health? It pisses me off to death (I'm looking forward to whether the villain will be tortured later)

In the plot part (give me a suggestion), the heroine knows that the villain regards her as a prince after being prompted by the system, and the villain is a kind of person who is tolerant and silent. So how can the man in black show his face when the villain does not trust the heroine? Isn't the villain afraid that the heroine will tell the prince that his success will be ruined? (Or the villain planned to kill the heroine right then and there). In fact, the villain restraining the heroine twice already showed that he has martial arts skills. It is not necessary for the man in black to leave the factory. And the villains are so powerful (they know martial arts and have men in black), shouldn't it be easy to create a palace? Maybe the excuse for the heroine and the villain to cooperate can be turned into a temptation such as giving some actual power? (My opinion on the plot logic, I'm sorry if it offends the author!!!)