They All Want Me to Become a Villain

After opening the first few chapters, why didn't the protagonist tell the princess?

Unlike other novels where the villain has a system to compete for the fate of the protagonist, that kind of novel makes people feel that the villain is the protagonist and there is no feeling of fighting against the protagonist at all. It may also be because old bottles put new wine in. Others have not written about it, and there is nothing to learn from. I can only explore it myself, so the writing is relatively jerky. But I can feel that the author is writing seriously. Come on.

The writing is so uncomfortable to read, it's not coherent at all, there are typos and the order of the words is really hard to read, the plot is also weird and a bit like The Riddler

I'll update the latest chapters every day, and my friends who are book readers will also click here on Mondays and Tuesdays. I'd like to know what the recommendations look like, and I'd like to post more of them by the way.

I thought it was a bit interesting in the first chapter, but later on it became very confusing. What is the author's positioning for this chapter? It's meant to make readers laugh and resonate, while also advancing the plot. Or is there another purpose? Su Ye's attitude toward Zhu dropped sharply after seeing this chapter. Isn't this plot unreasonable? Normally, you two are not romantically involved (I don't see that from the article), but the relationship between childhood sweethearts is still there. Zhu Ye just found out about the engagement. From her point of view, she has done nothing to apologize to you at this time. Is it abnormal for someone she likes to want to cancel the engagement? Su Ye's behavior made people feel that his IQ fluctuated. In general, the subject matter is novel and easy to attract people. But the content can be said to be baffling and confusing.

My favorite plot about lifelong regrets

What kind of rubbish novel is this? It's so disgusting to me! Is the heroine forced to do this? Is the protagonist a fucking idiot? It grosses me out

After reading Chapter 30, I feel a little uncomfortable. I hate both the Imperial College and the White Horse Academy. The two educational institutions treat the people as stupid dogs at every turn. The emperor and the military god Chun Chun are flying around, taking over the administrative power of the country, and they can't even handle the two educational institutions.

I'm a new author. I know how to tell stories, but my writing style is so bad. I feel so disconnected after reading one chapter. Can I read it for myself first?

To be honest, I don't like this kind of barrage and this cheat. It feels like the protagonist has no privacy at all, so how could he be immersed in this novel.