And So the Villainess Killed the God [Book Transmigration]

Let's talk about your thoughts after reading this article. Overall it's okay, it's the type of article I like. But the article also has this point that I don't like very much. The heroine is not too prominent. Although it gives me the feeling that the heroine is controlling everything behind the scenes, the heroine does not have much real power. Yes, this is my feeling. And regarding the identity of the heroine, there is no specific explanation of who the heroine is. I think the heroine should be the God of Darkness (maybe, maybe not). Regarding the dagger at the burial place of the God of Winter, it can be seen from the text that ordinary people do not know. So how did the heroine know that the pope would die if he blew out the candles? How did the heroine know this? Generally speaking, there are flaws, but they are not obvious if you don't look into them. This book is not very expensive, so you can read it in your spare time. Full booking should qualify for this evaluation

The narrated story really made me a bystander and witnessed those epic years. I loved it! But I really want to see the daily life of the male and female protagonists again

I haven't seen the specific marriage. I'm heartbroken. I can't imagine what it would be like for them to get married. I'm so curious.

Finished reading. Dongcui, when will you get rid of your bad habit of cutting off updates halfway through writing and disappearing for two or three months? This has been the case since the first book, Little Marquis. You didn't post a leave request and didn't explain it in the copy. If the writing is so bad, just save the entire manuscript so that you can start a new trap. Cutting off updates every time you finish writing is really messing with the reader's mentality (expletive)

Ah, it ends like this, just like a history book, and it seems to be like this. Many places have very deep intentions, but then they gradually fade away. When I saw the rebellion against the Holy See, I thought it was ignited. I thought that the source of countless blood, tears and sadness was dark and unforgivable. But it turned out to be such a boring reason, to prevent God from being sad? It's just one person's selfishness. Can God be lonely? We don't know, but we always feel that God is a little fragile. Endless life may be really lonely, but since all living beings are equal and God loves people, can he also love other races? But it doesn't matter whether you love him or not. All of this happened because of him, except for the God of Darkness.

As a novel, the plot feels a bit rushed, and it feels more like a book that narrates history. My wife's writing is great, and it makes people feel that they have witnessed East's era through this book.

I came across this in my favorites. It was an unexpected surprise. I really like this story. The death of the Pope in the end was so simple and reasonable. After all, no one thinks that the candle is the soul of the Pope. I don't know if I missed it, but how did the heroine know that the pope will be angry if he blows out the candles?

I felt a bit disappointed after reading it. Anyway, I think this is a very poetic story.

Can Da Cui update the post-marriage daily life and sweet time of East and Heinrich (??ω?`)

I always feel like I can write more, but it's over again