
The Villainess Is Turning Evil in the Apocalypse
末世女配黑化进行时
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 585k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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All I want to say is that the female lead didn't die unjustly in her past life; she even gave away her mother's belongings to outsiders. I read a few chapters, but there were typos and censorship, so I gave up.
In summary, the writing is mediocre, the logic is weak, the best friend and boyfriend are cheating on each other, and the mother's heirloom jade bracelet has a hidden space. This story might have been readable five years ago, but now...
Seeing this, I really think the female lead is crazy. The other person's intentions are so obvious, and she's still wasting time talking nonsense. Just attack! What's she afraid of? There are cameras everywhere, why even bother installing them?! She's out of her mind!
I endured the toxicity and skipped through the episodes just to see when the female lead would kill her best friend and the scumbag boyfriend. But all I got was a series of hits and releases. Did she think she could capture Meng Huo seven times?
Why should such a stupid female protagonist be reborn? If she's reborn, she won't be trash anymore. Does being reborn mean her IQ will be upgraded?
It's not good. The female lead is mentally unstable and all she does is yell. Warning!
It turns out it wasn't that the female lead's boyfriend and best friend were too scheming, but rather that the female lead and her family were all idiots. Her boyfriend and best friend, whenever they felt like it, would start having sex anywhere—right downstairs at her house, all the way up to her apartment, into bed, and the bodyguards and nannies just stood by and watched coldly.
Is this person stupid? They bought supplies and sent them directly to the military compound. Where are they going to put them after that? In some kind of spatial dimension? It's like they're behaving like idiots.
The synopsis seemed interesting, but the content... Well, let's just say it's not great. The author is probably quite young, didn't do very well academically, and comes from an average family. There are many typos, the title is incorrect, and the concept of space—is an 80-square-meter villa considered large?
Sigh, it seems like every novel's female supporting character follows the same formula: the protagonist torments me a thousand times, yet I still survive and continue to torment him. I mean, can't they just find someone else? Do supporting characters have to be the main characters for the entire book?