The Villainess Will Never Redeem Herself

This system is so disgusting, just like the male protagonist's own mother, forcing the female protagonist to be nice to him, regardless of the female protagonist's wishes, as if the female protagonist is just a tool, the male protagonist is obviously interested in the female protagonist now, the system knows that his ending will not be good, so it kidnapped the female protagonist and forced her to match. Can this system be taken offline and allow the male and female protagonists to develop normally? It gives people the feeling of forcibly breaking up other people's marriages (albeit bad ones) and reorganizing them. This system really gives people a physiological nausea

The two of them have interacted a lot. Can you please stop letting the system go? I really like it. It feels like the system is the male protagonist's biological mother. She knew that he would not have a good life in the future, so she abducted the female protagonist and came to take care of him. The key is that now the male protagonist likes the female partner and plans to marry her. Looking ahead, the two of them have already crossed paths in front of their families. His younger sisters all know how to put up with female supporting characters because it is for the sake of their sister-in-law. But the system knew that this marriage was not a good one and that the male protagonist would be harmed, so it abducted the female protagonist and concealed it in various ways. Also forced pairing. Can't the male and female protagonists develop normally? The male and female protagonists get along normally, and then the male protagonist recognizes the true face of the female counterpart and falls in love with the female protagonist.

I was looking forward to it so much, but the joy of seeing the update was gone at the ending. The ending was too rushed. I went on a business trip with the heroine, and Sister Bai's food was sparse. The ending was too hasty.

How should I put it? It's already more than twenty chapters, and the male and female protagonists have very little interaction with each other. I'm afraid this is not a sweet romance novel. It has never described any heart-warming moments between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, and it has not even described the male protagonist's feelings towards the female protagonist when they first met. The title of the novel is good, and the settings of the male and female protagonists are also quite attractive. I think the most attractive thing is such a gentle and jade-like white and black, and in the original In the story setting, the second male lead who was supposed to like the original heroine broke away from the story setting and was attracted to the villain heroine who did not conquer him and fell in love with her. The heroine in the article has a unique personality, which is different from the characters in ordinary strategy novels. She also has another man she wants to marry, and I also want to see how she finally fell in love with the male protagonist. The heroine did not redeem the hero but unconsciously redeemed the hero. The process of the two falling in love is the biggest attraction. And the author, what exactly do you want to express when you write now? What do you think? Are these the points I mentioned that you originally wanted to write about? But this is the point I chose to collect, but I didn't even see it. Why do you read sweet romance novels? Don't you just want to see the love between the male and female protagonists? Yes, there is more than just love in a novel, but the priority should also be clearly distinguished, right? You label it as romance and sweet text. Where do you find the words romance and sweet text in your novels now? Some authors tend to be biased later in their writing. I think your article is biased from the beginning. The heroine is a little better, but the male protagonist is completely unreliable. It's too pale. It's a waste of time to make such a good plot.

I feel that Ning Baiqi is really not very smart. If he can't take the bright road, he has to take evil ways. He doesn't care about his family but he has to fall in love with a woman who has nothing to do with him (so now Ning Baiqi is so in love with the original heroine that he can't help himself?)

This, really,,,, let's call it a bad ending, at least it gave an ending, let's say it's not a bad ending, it's just like a fangirl was squirming and then suddenly disappeared, ah ah ah ah ah, it was so uncomfortable to watch, and it ended in a sudden rush [crying] To be honest, the article was a bit big, with a lot of foreshadowings not taken back, but the characters are quite interesting. If it can be written well, it should be considered a good article.

I really hate this system. I feel like he doesn't do good things, he does everything for the male protagonist, and he is a bitch. It is known that the male protagonist is interested in the female protagonist, and both parties are planning to get married, but the system keeps asking the female protagonist to follow the male protagonist. The male protagonist now has someone he likes, and the female protagonist also has her own obsession. Is it true that she doesn't want to respond? She was forced to do so. He has concealed so much and lied to the heroine despite knowing the world. Then he will not collapse after knowing the truth.

I kind of want to curse, but I don't know what to curse. I can't say how bad it is, but I always feel that something is blocking me. Even though I finished watching it, I didn't feel satisfied.

He wants to kill people and become secret guards all because of her. What kind of garbage hero is this?

So why does the male protagonist look like a dog? He would rather be the male protagonist, right? You can't even understand your own family, but you still like this kind of original heroine?