I Became the Female Villain’s Lackey

A scumbag who was originally so bad that he should be humanely destroyed immediately becomes the protagonist after being penetrated by the soul? Starting to go smoothly? What is the difference between this and Xu Fengnian?

The plot development at the beginning was not very good, it was a bit too tight. Maybe the author considered the rationality of the plot, but it just didn't feel good enough to me. As a villain, I still live in such a humiliating way, so didn't I become a villain in vain?

I have read a book of the same type before. It seems that the male protagonist is Xu Beiwang and the female protagonist is Wu Jinshuang. That one was very comfortable to read, but this one just made me feel frustrated. . .

The super cuckold male protagonist is really afraid that someone will see him, right?

I thought I was acting as the princess's lackey for my own benefit, but I didn't expect that it was really a lackey. At most, I wanted to capture the princess, but the whole process was just like a lackey, which is almost meaningless. Many authors don't know how to shape the characters, but just roughly like this

The pace is very fast. Ten chapters are better than hundreds of chapters in other books. It is a classic no-brainer. In addition, this book is a poisonous spot appraiser, not me.

This kind of system makes you feel really uncomfortable being someone else's dog. You have to rely on the system and other people's consent.

Is the scumbag the protagonist really just for people to watch? Not for river crabs?

That Qianhu line can be further deepened. Why is it just a matter of death? The superiors and subordinates don't check it, and the people involved don't ask. Did anyone at home see him accepting any bribes or anything like that? Don't ask, it's too hasty. The lips of this princess are alluring and want to be bitten hard. This description makes the protagonist instantly enter the state of sperm brain. It is really difficult to connect with the young boy who was calm and quick-witted in the face of danger. . . I wish you success, author.

I thought it was quite interesting when I first read it, but it has always been a routine mission. The mission is still a mission and it feels like an NPC. After reading dozens of chapters, I found it boring. The decisive killing and cruelty are the advantages of this book.