I'm the Villain, Plundering the Luck of Heaven's Favored Heroines

This introduction is not enough. Your father is the ultimate villain, and he is still afraid of letting you marry a wife. No matter how awesome the protagonist of the plot is in the future, you will not let your father kill him directly. This kind of mentally retarded villain novel is the most annoying.

The protagonist's father is the protagonist's son, and he has a sister. The servants actually call the protagonist the second son. I don't know what the author was thinking.

How can I put it this way, this book is just a piece of cake if you leave out Sesse. The protagonist was beaten, scolded, looked down upon, and kidnapped (n times) throughout the whole process, and the word "waste" was dragged out throughout the whole process. The only highlight moment was against "Mu Mu Dong". I won by myself, and then was defeated by the elder of the other sect with a backhand. It can only be said that this book was saved by Sese.

I just told my friend today that I haven't seen the yellow-haired male protagonist very much, and I saw this novel just after I landed at the starting point in the evening.

Although, why should I assassinate the emperor with this kind of intelligence? Please finish writing this paragraph quickly. It's so embarrassing. Although I'm not here to watch the plot, it's too embarrassing.

A lot of comments said that the character Li Tianai is not likable, but I think the writing is brilliant. She is like a domineering royal sister, and the only one who is against her will is the protagonist. Add some childhood memories and explain why the character is like this and it will be perfect.

It's obviously what the protagonist is experiencing, but he somehow suffers from amnesia. The master clearly saw the empress' concern for the hero, and even saw the empress being pregnant with the hero's child, but he still felt that the empress wanted to harm the hero and beat him to death. The male protagonist was useless, too frustrated, and even left directly. It doesn't matter if the male protagonist is a childish devil or a licking dog, but can he have a little sense of responsibility? When two pregnant women are fighting, the first thing they feel is a headache, instead of stopping it, and they are too lazy to take care of it later, thinking that nothing will happen. The male protagonist can be rubbish, but the male protagonist in a harem story should at least treat his woman a little bit. It's too much. Then he felt even more aggrieved. He boasted in front of the enemy and said that he was the leader of the enemy. Although it is true, no one in their right mind would criticize you. It must be too frustrating to be beaten and beaten to the point of being disabled. Hundreds of luck, super talent, I came to see the genius male protagonist, but every time he was beaten like a dead dog. Although I know it is to get rid of the previous heroine so that I can start a new harem, the impression is really not good. It is best to think about the twist carefully.

I've caught up with the latest chapter, but I still can't accept the plot of Lin Dong pretending to be the protagonist and becoming the Holy Son of the Temple of Heaven. I always feel that the protagonist has a green head 🙂 I'll just keep it for now, it's a bit disturbing. When Lin Dong's scene ends, remember to kick me 😓

You are holding a mirror every day, can you write down some daily details? There are several children over there who are about to give birth, and you are still holding it. That's almost enough. Every one of them has this plot, and you're stuck.

Even if you write that Li Xu successfully killed the emperor, put down the rebellion, and lived happily with all the heroines. It's better to end things hastily like this than to be a eunuch without any warning, right??