You Brazen Demoness, Don’t Hurt My Husband

I wanted to play it at first, but after more than 100 chapters, the protagonist decided to give up after using his own strength to hurt innocent people for revenge. The protagonist can take revenge because a relative died. That's because the protagonist is strong enough and the relative died in vain. I also support revenge. But what about the casualties of innocent people caused by the protagonist's revenge? Because the people are not strong enough, because the people are just ants and have no strength to take revenge, do they deserve to take revenge? Or if a commoner's family member takes revenge, does he deserve to become a villain? The protagonist has just arrived in the capital. It is understandable to kill the eunuchs who blocked the road, but the consequences were "dozens of houses collapsed" and "screams continued". Just because the protagonist is angry and the protagonist is about to become enlightened? There was no mention of the casualties in the houses. After all, they were all ants? Just like the protagonist's sister, she deserves to die

I hate copying poems the most. Do today's liberal arts students only copy?

If it were a single female protagonist, it would be great if the male protagonist only has Sister Lou in his heart.

Modern language confronts characters in the fantasy world, and the chicken talks like a duck. The sense of immersion is quite poor. I think I have a good sense of humor.

Sister Lou writes really well

Take it off the shelves

Well enough

Don't be afraid of spring😐

The content is too simple, especially the plot at the end is a bit too childish.

Eunuch