Book Transmigration: A Villain's Guide to Self-Rescue

Are all these novels based on the presumption of guilt, meaning that if someone is guilty in the future, they will turn evil, so they must be stopped and eliminated now to prevent them from harming their own people in the future? Even if someone is initially kind-hearted, the protagonist might deliberately make things difficult for them, filled with prejudice, even if they don't kill them.

I invested, but I kind of regret it. 😥😥

I don't know where the author copied and pasted this from. The character names are inconsistent, and there's more than one name. The plot is also nonsensical, with many inconsistencies. Earlier, it describes people gossiping about the male lead when they see him with other women, but then they say they can't recognize him because he's wearing makeup. I advise everyone not to read it. The author clearly didn't care about this book; it's completely perfunctory.

I thought it was Shen Qingqiu!

The further it goes, the more something seems off. It's like the protagonist is being transported from a novel into a game? The protagonist's name is also frequently wrong; is it copying and pasting someone else's book?

There are so many grammatically incorrect sentences! 😅

I came from the previous book, and I hope the author won't abandon it.

What, did you abandon the project? It was quite well-written!

Dear author, your new book is great! I've joined the new book investment group, please update!

Didn't they say that Nangong Wan'er liked Ye Xuan in the early stages, and that she was going to be the protagonist's fiancée? Aren't they going to explain that?