My Wife Is a Villain

It's well written, but it's a bit contrived and I couldn't stand it. Isn't it good to have a single female protagonist?

Maybe my friends who have been reading for a while are just like this. Sorry, it's too blunt and I can't appreciate it.

The marriage contract of the male and female protagonists was made by their respective parents, but the female protagonist of the Demon Cult came to pester her. The male protagonist of the Righteous Path also ignored him due to his status. Just because the heroine was so entangled, the leader of the Righteous Sect abolished the martial arts of his talented disciple? Expelled from the sect. . . . If I were the male protagonist, I would have a lot of questions ❓ What does this have to do with me? Why did they destroy me and expel me from the sect? I didn't ask for the marriage, it was a child's marriage. The female protagonist was not born into the demon sect. She only joined the sect when she was more than ten years old after being exterminated. She came to pester me and she refused. If you have the ability, it's over if you kill the witch. In the end, the sect can't defeat it. . . You don't solve the problem, you only solve the person who raised the problem. What kind of logic does this sect have...

Support the author, support the harem, oh yeah✌️!

Except for the male lead eunuch, everything else is very good.

After reading more than 30 chapters, I killed several young people and silenced them just because others scolded them, not even to their faces. It was too murderous and inconsistent with my values. It was so bad that I didn't want to read it at all.

The biggest feeling I had while reading the book, and the worst thing about it, was that the author occasionally had some naughty inner drama in his articles, which was okay occasionally. But to be honest, the more I read it, the more it made me feel disgusted.

Why does that Heavenly Sword Sect dare to destroy the male protagonist's martial arts? He seems to be completely unable to defeat the leader of the Demon Cult, which means he is not afraid of death, right? And this also makes the heroine's IQ a bit low. If the author later wrote that the heroine has a high IQ, it might not make sense.

After reading the first volume, I felt like I was in the mood of children's stories

After reading a few chapters, I feel like the male protagonist is nothing.

It's over before it even begins 😥

Except for the beginning of the overlord's hard-on, what's going on, the two of them are on the bed, so quiet? No other interactive plot? Holding hands every night?

Why do you recommend so many eunuch books to me in a row?

Isn't he the husband of the leader of the Demon Cult? Why do you have to take action yourself every time the little bastard comes over? Just win and show off 🙂

It's okay, but I feel that the development of the plot is quite forced. Why do you want to kill a person who was forcibly abducted by the Demon Cult? I feel that if you were exposed to the development of martial arts and the like in the demon sect, the plot might have more development points. After all, although you don't need to practice martial arts internal skills, you can still learn the moves reluctantly. You don't have to keep being chased and killed as the main theme outside, it feels like. Of course it's just a personal opinion

This is the first time I read a book on this subject, and I find it quite interesting. But, the author is so slow in updating.

Abba, Abba, Abba, Abba, it's over

Daily introduction, as soon as I came in, I finished the book!

Judging from this style of writing, the author is definitely a woman.

I just clicked on the author's page and realized that I had read the author's old books before, come on ＾0＾~

The name is well chosen and quite attractive.

Very good, decisive in killing, I like it

I feel like my writing style is okay, so I need to keep at it a little longer. The first part of The Eagle was quite overwhelming at first, but I still managed to write 6 million words and get 10,000 orders. Keep up the good work.