Quick Transmigration: A Guide to Winning Over Beautiful Madmen

Thank you, I was not persuaded to quit by the plot, but by the system. On the surface, he is assisting the heroine, but in reality, hehe. In the early stage, he was still a little expert, but in the later stage, his outlook completely exploded. The heroine asked Gouza in the third small world if she had been discovered. Gouza said that it was not part of the original plot and could not be investigated, okay, it had always been like this anyway. The result suddenly reversed, because the male protagonist killed the male protagonist in the original world, causing the female protagonist to die and lose her memory. The fateful thing starts from here. In the next world, he pretends to be his destiny and stays with the hero. At first he is the hero's right-hand assistant, but later he starts to give bad ideas to the hero. I really laughed. All he can think about is "completing the mission", with no regard for the life or death of others. When the host died, it also said indifferently, "Anyway, the host has God's way at his side." I:? Suddenly in love? Did the Forgetting Art pinch you? A big change in personality, right? Even after the heroine dies, she still wants the hero to die. I don't understand why the male protagonist is allowed to have past life memories. The advantages are not mentioned at all, except for a few fragments, they are gone. Logically speaking, the male protagonist should be somewhat affected by the memory of his past life, right? No, a humble group. Showing the inferiority of men to the fullest. After all, this is the author's personal opinion. As a reader, my personal opinion is different. But but - the male protagonist has the memory of a modern true strong man's past life, but he is humble and pitiful, the child is gone, and the system is simply whitewashed. It is really heartbreaking. And isn't the heroine very awesome? In the world of female heroes, she has become a weakling who is strong on the outside but weak on the inside. (Although this is an unpleasant thing to say, the regent has no plans or plans except for fighting. Although the heroine has passed through time, she still has memory? Can she not know other people's plans? She knows, she knows that all the royal family are secretly playing tricks, but she has been calculated and has no defense. No one has stood up for her, and the heroine does not even have her own power. She is more like a general than the regent) In the first world, at a critical moment, his eyes turned purple and he killed twenty-eight gangsters with his bare hands. In this world, without the constraints of the system, he would die immediately. You were killed, didn't you think of revenge? Haha, I accept everything except her stubborn mouth. It was the male protagonist who committed suicide after avenging her. It seems familiar, with a slightly changed ending from the first world. Oh, it's different, the male protagonist is married, and the bride is not the female protagonist, but the enemy who killed his wife. The protagonist is not said to have the highest IQ, but it feels really uncomfortable to think that the IQ of the supporting characters is always higher than that of the protagonist. You can't pay attention to details when watching this, the plot is pretty good. The yandere can be seen, it is indeed 1v1. The book shortage can be flushed.