Imprisoning the Princess? You’re Forcing Me to Be the Villain!

As soon as the player appeared, he immediately lost interest in chasing.

Does the author really like others to look at his woman? The player is groping at the heroine's feet, and the player is still thinking that the heroine is his wife. Obviously this kind of plot can be omitted, but this kind of minotaur plot has to be written. I don't understand the point of writing this kind of plot.

Why are there still players? ? ?

After reading Chapter 37, I actually didn't want to read it. I really don't understand what newspaper company dares to spread rumors about a princess and a nobleman. When the rumor was spread about the saint before, I only had one name but I didn't know the identity so I could understand it. You know that the princess who spread the rumor and the noble noble didn't report each other, but they still dared to log in, and they didn't run away after they logged in. Your background is really tough 🤭. Under normal circumstances, your newspaper office can take "unlimited leave" the next day. I can't think of a reasonable way to advance without writing it down, so there's no need to forcibly reduce my wisdom. Let me give you a patch: there is a corrupt sect behind the newspaper, and it is much more reasonable to run away after publishing.

This novel is so stupid. Where did you copy it before it was published?

Although I can't beat the high-end ones, I can defeat the low-end ones.

A heaven-defying novel, the introduction shows the trend of harem in the early stage, but later it starts to deal with pure love, duplicity and pure abstraction

Inexplicably, a large space was given to a lesbian. I suspect someone was replaced.

Generally, it has nothing to do with the players, it's because there are constant little poison points.

Regarding the advent of the fourth natural disaster, the introduction did not say anything. The main text only stated that the protagonist traveled into the game. Without any foreshadowing, it suddenly stated that the players had arrived. It was either that they were no longer alive, or it could only be said that the readers were beginning to be screened.