The Villain's Moonlight

Great, great, the heroine is sober in the world. I love the heroine and I love my wife. I just like this ending. Another question is that since the hero feels that he loves the heroine so much, why didn't the heroine jump with him when she jumped?

I thought it was going to be he again, but the author did a great job! Of course, the heroine is not a good person, but whether she is a good person or not has nothing to do with whether she is willing to marry you. No matter how bad you are, whether she likes you or not depends on whether the methods you have used are the bottom line for her. You ruined her career and broke off her marriage so that she could never see her mother again. She framed you to get rid of your fame so that you couldn't serve your grandmother before she died. For you, it's even. For her, she just got her revenge, but she has no feelings for you anymore!

This... Copywriting fraud... Turns out it's not like this...

I can really empathize with the heroine... Because I have hated people and I have been completely grieved. Whenever I think about it, I can't sit still and turn around, almost chewing my teeth... Don't say that I can only survive because of hatred. The feeling is really a burning fire that is worse than death... When I look at the heroine, I feel so pitiful that I want to send divine punishment from the high-dimensional world to crush the male protagonist to death.

We've hurt each other, why can't we be together? It's a pity

When a girl is so determined, I feel that it is impossible for him to marry. If we can get back together, what does it mean to insist on it from the beginning? However, the male protagonist does lack a little luck and is too expert. If he had told the female protagonist from the beginning, the female protagonist would probably be soft-hearted. After all, the female protagonist once loved him deeply, but many of the subsequent injuries were caused by the male protagonist himself.

It seems that the dog is also miserable. I beg you to give me a story about the rebirth of a dog. I regret that I was a stinky dog... My enemies will kill me...

It's a bit confusing. It's over like this?

Good guy, the only man who looks like a human here is actually a dog. The emperor politely bought 10 shares.

Isn't this good? The most annoying thing is the kind of reunion after a broken mirror. It's hard to recover after being covered with water, and a broken mirror can be reunited. If we can really recover as before, these two idioms will no longer exist.