Quick Transmigration: Stay Away from Me, You Yandere Villain

Hard to comment. After watching the first world, I find it difficult to comment. The heroine knew that the heroine in the original world had turned dark, but she still stayed to celebrate the New Year. All regrets have to wait until the person dies, right? Really outrageous. There is also the setting of the heroine, a foreshadowing that was not understood until the end. There are also some heroines whose sudden appearance is unreasonable. Is the heroine the Virgin? Why is she no different from the Holy Mother in my eyes? He kept rescuing, but he was the one who died. Awesome. Everyone in the world deserves to live except me, right? The male protagonist seems to have suddenly become wise. He is rich and powerful, and goes to kidnap himself. He also deliberately got into the car prepared by others. The male protagonist is such a cautious person, can't he afford to buy a car or drive one? What? Did you take a taxi? An adult woman and a rich and handsome man can't drag a dazed brother away. Does the heroine think that giving someone a copy of "Criminal Law" will definitely make them change their ways? It is a typical example of the heroine being silly and sweet, and the male protagonist being too arrogant before falling in love, but lacking in tact after falling in love. I am so lucky to have amnesia. There is no explanation or foreshadowing in the system. It's the real person appearing, and it's the same thing that I can see that others can't. It really makes me feel that it doesn't look like a system, but like A Piao. And in the end, he almost died, click, come and restore his memory. What exactly happened, why did the female protagonist become a system and why did she suddenly disappear from the male protagonist's world. And what is the original intention of the heroine to do this? It feels like a prelude suddenly inserted into the ending, which is really uncomfortable. The heroine of the original world clearly said in the system that her favorability level was 60, and she was already in love with her, but she just killed the heroine like that, and even said something to the male protagonist that the heroine didn't exist in the first place. No, you don't feel guilty at all, right? And why do you have to act like you are very close to the heroine before, talk about helping the heroine break away from the male protagonist, and go to the male protagonist to do misfortune? It's like a plastic best friend who claims to be for you on the surface, but actually wants to win back her ex. It really makes me feel uncomfortable. It's not like going black, more like going crazy. If you like the heroine's dedication, a lot of bad guys, and the weeds growing until they burn, just watch it. No one said a word. The male protagonist is very strong, but his IQ is low. The immortals who cause trouble are kept to promote the development of the plot. I can only say 6.