After Becoming the Villainess, I Somehow Became Everyone's Favorite

I still feel regretful. Although the four male protagonists in the original book are so vivid, I always feel that the ending should not be so hasty. The second half of the book should be more fulfilling, but it seems that the development of the five male protagonists and Dai Dai is rushed and the ending is hasty.

The ending was too hasty. I would have preferred the ending to be, and then a five-person side story. The way it looks now is like two worlds cobbled together. They in the extra chapter are no longer the ones who accompany us through the whole book. It's like, the ending of a has nothing to do with me. Re-design their lives, they are no longer them

I really want the author to write a spin-off about the four original male protagonists and Dede. I always feel that they deserve a more perfect spin-off and ending. Maybe no one will remember Dede in the text, but Dede is their light. How can a person who is trapped in darkness let the sunshine go when he sees it? I would really regret it. I really hope to see Dede fall in love with the three male protagonists in the original book, because Nanhe seems not to like Dede and only treats Dede as a friend. If you want to continue writing extras, I will definitely renew your subscription! Real!

I was very surprised to see this article. The thinking and writing are both online and the flaws are not hidden. I thought it was a bit anticlimactic. The plot on campus was both silly and reasonable, and the heroine was also very likable. But the adult plot is really inferior, and the heroine is not that lovable. The heroine's behavior seemed a bit "over the line" to me. She is very self-centered and doesn't care about other people's feelings at all. To me (emphasis added), although it is true that she is a bully, what she did before still makes people feel sad. What she said about the four male protagonists was clearly beyond the scope of ordinary friends. If you don't look at it from God's perspective, it really seems like a sea. And you don't consider other people's feelings and just try to do what you want to do. She showed regret and should not have intervened in other people's lives, but she would still continue afterward. The heroine's personality charm was not displayed when she grew up. If the plot is not followed, the world will collapse and the heroine will not be able to go back. But this logic is not self-consistent. After several male protagonists fell in love with the female protagonist, the original plot went astray. Moreover, these male protagonists are all very colorful in the campus part, but as adults, they are like tool men, only appearing when needed. Especially Nan Zhe, who only appeared once in the story when she grew up. The relationship line is a bit confusing. He is not "Aquaman" and he is not really with anyone. The plot of Anjia in the later period is not consistent with the light-heartedness of Sha Giaowen. It is a bit abrupt. It is obviously a big game, but it is revealed in an understatement and then ends, confusing. I was a little confused at the end, and I secretly wanted to see the cookie, but what happened??? During the extra episode, I thought the emotional line had finally arrived, but... Huh? Why is it different from what I imagined. I thought it was a separate episode of the original plot and each male protagonist, which is a bit regretful... I want to see the story after the car accident and the sweetness with the male protagonist. I still like this story (bold manually), it's a bit nonsense, so keep up the good work!!!

The author started well, but the ending was a bit rushed.

It's really a pity to see the end. I really want to see the other male protagonists' side stories in the main story.

It feels like Didi's feelings for An Huai are really different. She has feelings that are clearly not for a friend. Rather than saying that everyone has a single arrow of love towards Deide, it is better to say that in Andai, Deide has a small arrow towards An An. So wonderful. My favorite is probably Xiao Qin. She was so strong when she tried so hard to get close to Dai Dai and was exposed. Green Tea is too strong. The only thing he lost was that Dede didn't like his love, but this was the only must-answer in love. If he had not experienced so many things in the new world, Xiao Qin would probably only think of Dai Dai as friends, because there are many important plots missing. (Does it feel like the characters are different?)

Fortunately, we only met An Huai in the extra chapter. I feel that this person is just a male supporting character. It's okay even if I don't watch the extra chapter. But why is he a BE? I should have bought the ending first and then ordered the whole thing. However, the first half of campus life is quite interesting.

Ah... I ordered it all. After reading it, I am sorry that the ending was too sudden. Except for the heroine who was so shameless at the beginning that I didn't like it very much, the stories of each male protagonist are very exciting. When I saw the heroine being killed, I was very nervous and looking forward to the ending, but it was really a bit careless in the end, alas, alas, alas, alas, what a pity, I really ate candy with glass shards in this episode. But the author is really great, and the story as a whole is great. After all, I stayed up late and wanted to read it. Even though I swallowed glass shards in the end, I hope more people can read it!

I feel like eating candy mixed with shi. It would be better to write the heroine to death.