I Heard My Whole Family Are Villains

It was very engaging at first, and I subscribed to 100 chapters because it was pay-per-view. However, the more I read, the more the plot dragged on, and I didn't know what it was trying to say. The author really needs to work on the outline. I skipped around while reading the later chapters. It's rare to find a book that interests me, and I really don't want to remove it from my bookshelf.

The beginning was fine, but after moving to the town, it became increasingly unpleasant to watch—the kind of unpleasantness that makes you want to complain but you don't even want to mention why. I can't understand why the arrogant and ill-mannered young lady next door would force herself to befriend the female lead. This relationship is abrupt, bizarre, and completely illogical, making it repulsive. I'm too lazy to say more; it's really exhausting to watch.

Is this female lead the original owner of this body? Does she have more modern memories or is her mind confused? If it's been changed, that's really unsettling.

This book will be available on March 1, 2022. I hope you all will continue to support it. Love you all!

It's good, but one update a day is too short.

The last few chapters have been a bit disjointed, not really talking about anything, and the transitions have been a bit abrupt. I'll try to organize the outline.

Why haven't you updated for several days?

In response to the author's question about Chapter 179, I don't know why I couldn't post it, so I'm pasting it here. It's not about being slow. The author asked sincerely, and although I was feeling very tired, I will still give an answer. First, the young lady's character is illogical; she's not simply straightforward, she's utterly ill-mannered.

I saved up for a few days and finished watching it in no time. 😒

Congratulations on your book's release! It's a huge hit! 🔥