
The Transmigrated Villain's Doomed Fiancée
穿书反派的早死未婚妻
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The male protagonist doesn't look smart. How did he achieve this position? Did he rely on being a fool? Still relying on childishness, I feel like he is a dandy, not the kind who has had tragic experiences.
The male protagonist is a fool and has 0 emotional experience.
Just, I want to ask, why does the heroine think that the war can be ended quickly if she leaves? Her existence has changed the outcome. I can understand the guilt, but I don't understand wanting to leave.
Considering the hero's intelligence and behavior, how did he become a powerful and traitorous minister? No wonder the background of the story is in troubled times, and the upper class elites all have low IQs, so isn't it just chaos?
It's really hard to describe in words,
King Fu, please show your true colors quickly. He is a selfish ghost and a shameless villain.
When did you realize that King Fu was a bad guy?
At the end, Qin Zhao, the one who poured the tea, was wrong.
The male protagonist looks like he has schizophrenia
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