Everyday Life After Swapping Bodies with the Big Villain

This is the only novel I've read in a long time that doesn't have a vicious female protagonist and a vampire relative jumping around all the time. Especially the vicious female counterpart. It is indispensable in many ancient texts. The whole text is about the interaction between the male and female protagonists, and the relationship develops step by step. Every villain and even the ordinary supporting characters are three-dimensional and full. The full text can be made into a TV series.

That's great. In fact, many novels don't have a male perspective to carefully describe men thinking about women. So happy

The story of the male and female protagonists accompanying each other, growing up and trusting each other is great. It can be said to be the most satisfying article I have read recently.

After watching several of Axiu's works, the male and female protagonists have known each other since their youth and joined hands at the top. Although the names of the works are all exaggerated, the content of the works is so great, both the writing style and the plot need to be praised. Especially during the war scenes, I always felt that Axiu had drawn a map in advance, with the names of major states and counties marked on it, and he was writing as he read. . . Then I also felt that Axiu especially loved Yuan Niang and Xiao Baozi. In several works, the heroine was named Yuan Niang and the baby was named Xiao Baozi. Yuan Niang is a tough, warm, kind and brave image. No matter what environment she is in, she is so vigorous and self-growing. Thank you Axiu for the great work!

It's a pity that when the two swapped bodies, A Wu was not allowed to have sex with Xiao Chi, and the swap was too early. Xiao Chi should have been allowed to have a child. In addition, the heroine is originally traveling through time and involves exchanging souls, so she doesn't care? She just gave it up and stopped checking. Even if she checked, she wouldn't get anything, emm

I also think this could be made into a TV series, it would be really nice.

The plot is so exciting and interlocking. You won't regret watching this series! The male protagonist and the female protagonist are super sweet. I really like the cute, honest and doggy male protagonist!

Finished reading. Chi Wu and his wife are the best in the world.

Why do the heroines always roll their eyes in the previous chapters? She either "rolled his eyes" or "brightly rolled his eyes". She rolled her eyes in every chapter? She didn't feel any sense of beauty, and her character design was too cautious at the beginning with the marketing. There was no description of the transition. She suddenly went from being afraid of the male protagonist to calling him by his first name when they met, which made people a little weird.

At the end of "Spreading Flowers", my writing skills have improved greatly. I really like the war scenes written in large letters~