Cecilia is lucky enough to catch the transmigration-into-a-book craze. Having read countless romance novels, she figures she can handle any male lead, second male lead, or villain with her extensive and complicated harem expertise!
More than a decade later, Cecilia is sobbing. This is so hard! It's really so hard!
Looking at her cold childhood friend, who is holding a butcher's knife high and wants to kill someone, she puts on a saintly smile and hugs him. "Oh, darling, could you not do that for my sake?"
Carlisle is cold. "Want to die with him? Fine. I'll make it happen."
Cecilia sheds two humble tears.
Later, Carlisle draws his sword on the male lead.
Cecilia clings to his leg and cries out in anguish. "Stop, Carlisle! He's the protagonist of this book, your foolish little brother! Someday, killing you will be as easy for him as crushing an ant! I don't want you to die, and I really don't want to be a widow! Stop for my sake!"
Carlisle: "What's a little brother?"
"It means your younger brother! He's your actual younger brother!" Cecilia sniffles, nearly crying with joy as she watches the man lower his knife.
Then, as Cecilia's smile slowly freezes, Carlisle pulls out a forty-meter-long blade and points it at... the male lead.
A talkative, tsundere noble girl and a ruthless villain who says little and only wants to level up.
Set in a magical world, though not much magic is used. Lots of author-created lore, a very small-scale story. Not a leveling-up story.
The currency is based on Harry Potter.
Theme: Western fantasy
It feels like the author ended the story without explaining a lot of things clearly. The ending is hasty and pale and many places are not connected.
Finished reading it in one sitting! The family volume is really depressing and dark. Although the content behind it is not that bright, Cecilia and Carlisle are simply the worst male and female protagonists. But I still like them quite a bit, their personalities...? They are all very real and I can understand their practices and thoughts very well. While watching it, I thought for a moment that if Cecilia were replaced by me, I might not be able to do better than her, and it might even be worse. But I'm really curious about what happened to Snow and Feigin, and what Snow really thinks of Feigin. In Cecilia's dream, Lisno hated her from Feigin's perspective, but after Fegin disappeared, he would take Carlisle away to protect him; after Cecilia gave birth to a child with Fegin's soul, he killed the child but kept her body. It's so contradictory, like hating and loving at the same time. I talked a lot of nonsense. If the author's wife is lucky enough to see it, I hope it won't be too annoying (;*?Д`)ノ
I really hate that Feijin ("), who has a large harem, sleeps with her younger brother, kills the wife and daughter of the person she likes, and rapes them, trying to take over the bodies of her son and granddaughter. Then why did she give birth to a male lead? It's so disgusting!! I think she died a good death?. If she had died back then, I could still respect her for daring to love and hate, but it's a pity, haha!
To be honest, the ending is very vivid and feels a bit magical. But I really like this story. Among a bunch of romance novels, this one seems particularly real and cruel, so it's very touching. Let me tell you, I thought this story was really cool.
Is this the end??? There are still many things I don't know
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After reading it, I have to say that the ending was a bit rushed, and there could obviously be more to it, big time. I like the characters of the male and female protagonists very much. I prefer this type of heroine to the Mary Sue heroine, who makes me feel flesh and blood. Would it be nice if there were more novels like this?
So scary, so cruel, so bt
Vomiting blood... So dark...
Fei Jin——the biggest tool man in the book