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.

Recently I picked up the book and read it again. I was a little puzzled as to why such an interesting heroine gave up. After reading it, I gradually understood that because more and more relationships are entangled with neurotic men, why not just follow the plot? Life is so wonderful, why should we get entangled in small love affairs and always with some men with psychological problems? Isn't a normal man good?

Can't play without a man's help? I have to write a few awkward tool men every time, but also have a heroine? That's it for full level?

I have been following the author's articles, especially Shi Sheng and Chu Zheng, followed by Uncle Ming and Ling Qiong. But this is the article, but I am no longer eager to follow up on it. I can go without turning over the cards for a month. Is there something wrong with my mentality?

I hope the new book will also have a male protagonist. I really like the male protagonist in the big writing. Each world has a distinct personality and the character will not be static. The one you want is available.

After looking at it later, I found that the routines are all the same... The heroine is mainly a time-travel or reborn girl, and the time-travel or reborn girl is evil-minded, and passers-by are blind followers. Then the female protagonist is a heroine of sadistic stories, and the male protagonist will fight against the female protagonist, and then be punished. The male villains will first pay attention to the female protagonist, then fall in love with her, and then the female protagonist will say that there will be no results for them. There is basically no saying that scumbag supporting characters will be rewarded for their evil deeds. As long as the protagonist is on the side, there will be a happy ending, no matter how scumbag they are. ——The first four articles basically follow this routine, I haven't read the rest yet.

I took a screenshot of the group reading there. If you want to join the group, you can answer the questions and join the group. We are all waiting for you in it~

How can I put it, the writing style and rhythm are quite good, and the heroine's character and behavior are fun to watch. However, one thing is that the heroine, who is the villain most of the time, is a stupid and artificial love brain. She and the heroine are completely different species. In addition, the heroine herself also has a golden finger, which makes her seem even less impressive. On the other hand, male characters are much more outstanding, and there are all kinds of them. And as far as the ending is concerned, compared to the original male protagonist who is a vested interest, the ending of the female supporting character always seems more miserable. Of course, this is the heroine's system mission after all, and I don't mean to accuse it, but I always feel a little uncomfortable when watching it. It seems that the taste is different😷, I feel like it will become more and more bookish😔

Does the author have some obsession? After reading six stories, he wanted to get a handsome guy in each story. I wonder if this will continue to be the case?

I don't like the male protagonist, I feel the female protagonist is fine on her own, and the female protagonist's temperament doesn't require a male protagonist