Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Is Maxed Out

Are all the story tasks in this novel always for the heroine to kill the heroine? It makes me uncomfortable to see the heroine do anything to complete the task. I can accept the heroine breaking the heroine's legs or even killing her, but I really can't accept it when a man rapes the heroine or even lets her be domestically abused.

I recently picked up the book again and was a little puzzled as to why I abandoned it when the female lead was so interesting. But as I read on, I gradually understood why. It was because she got entangled with more and more mentally unstable men. Why not just follow the plot? Life is so wonderful, why get caught up in petty romances and always end up with men with psychological problems? Isn't a normal man better?

Can't it function without male help? Every time you write a few awkward male characters, and you call her the female lead? Is this all there is to the max level?

I've been following this author's works for a while now, and I especially love Shi Sheng and Chu Zheng, followed by Uncle Ming and Ling Qiong. But with this particular story, I suddenly don't feel the same eagerness to keep up with the updates. It can go a whole month without a single update. Is there something wrong with my mindset?

I hope the new book will also have a male protagonist. I really like the male protagonists in your works; each world has a distinct personality, and their characters are never static. You'll find the kind of male protagonist you're looking for.

As I read on, I realized they all followed the same formula... The female lead always schemes against time-traveling or reborn women, who are all malicious, and the bystanders are all blindly following the crowd. The female lead is always a victim in a tragic romance novel, and the male lead always opposes her and gets tormented.

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Well, the author's writing style and pacing are quite good, and the female lead's personality and behavior are also enjoyable to read. However, there's one thing: the female supporting character, who is the villain for most of the time, is a stupid and pretentious love-obsessed person. She's practically a completely different species from the female lead.

Does the author have some kind of obsession? After reading six stories, he had to bring out a handsome guy in each one. I wonder if he will continue like this in the future?

I don't like the male lead; I feel the female lead is perfectly fine on her own, and her personality doesn't seem to require a male lead.