Quick Transmigration: The Sickly Villain Stole the Female Lead Away

I quite like the female lead's personality, but I don't really like the male lead. Their interactions always feel awkward, and it doesn't change the fact that the male lead is a rapist.

First: Does the main villain have mind-reading abilities? Even I don't know, *facepalm*. More often than not, he can read minds! However, in the vampire world, I originally planned to write that he had mind-reading abilities, but later realized it wasn't necessary, so I didn't specifically include it. Second: Why can't the main villain hear about the system-transmigrated male protagonist's plot?

I especially loved the author's other book, *Zhen Shan*, which I thought was quite good. The female lead wasn't love-struck and was vengeful. I thought this book, even if not better than that one, would at least be better than others. But it's so melodramatic! What the heck? Did they change authors? If not, the previous one was better.

I love it! This isn't a fake review, the female lead is so cute, I don't dislike her at all.

I quite like the Empress type; readers say one thing but mean another, saying it's too angsty but actually can't put it down. I still hope the logic and plot are on point.

I thought it was just okay. Although novels shouldn't rely on logic, the plot and dialogue still felt a bit absurd, and the supporting characters were forced to be less intelligent.

Good grief, the very first page is about forcing himself on the female lead...

I really don't understand why two underage high school students can sleep in the same bed under the guise of brother and sister. What are they doing? I really can't stand it anymore.

Why can't the female lead have children? I've read the second part. Doesn't she deserve it?

Beautiful! Keep it up, author!