Reborn: The Villainess Secures Her White Moonlight Role

The heroine is decisive in killing, her revenge is okay, and she has a good level of writing. I don't know if the male protagonist is the Crown Prince of Yan, but I can only say that his image creation failed and did not suit my taste. There is also the plot about the heroine's mother, Shen, which is a bit driven by the pursuit of plot recommendations. If it is ignored, it can be said that it is basically illogical. While shaping Shen to be such a powerful woman, the daughter of the Queen Mother, the only daughter of a Marquis, and Prince Yan, Bai Yueguang, he also asked a peasant woman, a mere servant of the Ministry of War, to give her to Prime Minister Lin and sell her to a brothel. I really saw the drama

The female protagonist is very good, but I want Zhou Chi to be the male protagonist...

The front part is quite interesting. The heroine is reborn and takes revenge, gradually getting rid of the ending of her previous life. The only fly in the ointment is that there is a nasty male protagonist who is unattractive, oily and pretentious. Even if the heroine doesn't love anyone, don't like this pretentious guy who killed himself in his previous life. I thought I found a good book, but it was ruined by the male protagonist. It would look much better if I deleted him

Why isn't the male protagonist Zhou Chi?

In the previous life, Zhou Chi and Pei Xuan were not better than Yan Jing, the man who killed the heroine. The author is really speechless to write Yan Jing as the hero! ! !

I've abandoned the article. The name of this novel should be called Rebirth: I am with the person who killed me in my previous life. The heroine, despite her good intentions and wholeheartedly doing good for him, forces Zhou Chi to be with the person who killed her. It's really funny.

Author, I beg you to let Zhou Chi be the male protagonist. Let the heroine and Zhou Chi be together. They died miserably in their last life, let's make up for their regrets in this life. Don't let the heroine and the hero be together. Let Zhou Chi be the male protagonist and write a big twist. It must be Lord Yan Xiaohou. I killed the heroine in my previous life! No matter what, you should never be with your enemies. In Whitewash, readers all hope that the heroine and Zhou Chi will be together. Please, please, otherwise this novel will be ruined. It will be difficult for all of us.

I'm speechless. It's 2050. Who would still say "The man who liked me killed me in my previous life and I'm scared when I see him in this life, but because he likes me, he always deliberately scares me and I also like him"? Is it okay to have a confused face and a disgusted face in the emotional line? The male protagonist shot the female protagonist to death with an arrow in his previous life. In this life, when he sees the female protagonist, he has murderous intent in his eyes. He likes to see her being tortured by PTSD. He really doesn't like to see her. I don't understand this emotional line, but he is still the male protagonist. Reason 1 for me to give up decisively (at the same time, he is still grumpy, with a devilish smile); Reason 2, a lot of space describing the appearance of the male and female protagonist, what clothes and hair accessories to wear, once or twice, and again and again, and I haven't even turned through three or four pages. After talking about how amazing she is, and then adding some psychological dynamics, it is very annoying; Reason 3, all the female protagonist does is to follow the path of a villain girl so that she has no way to go, and after rebirth, she will seize the opponent's connections and fate. The writing itself is also very average (. If you can accept the above, you can read it, otherwise just go for it (.

Zhou Chi, ah, ah, you must be happy

It is said that the male protagonist killed the female protagonist in the previous life. Don't you suspect that there will be a reversal? From this life, it can be felt that the male protagonist did not kill the female protagonist in the previous life. There may be some misunderstanding in that arrow. Of course, this is all my guess. Then you think the male protagonist is bad, oily and pretentious, and you don't want the male protagonist to be with the female protagonist, but I think the male protagonist likes the female protagonist in his own way. The male protagonist said he wanted the female protagonist to be his pawn, but the male protagonist never took advantage of the female protagonist from the beginning to the end. Then talking about Zhou Chi, the author actually portrayed him perfectly, but his plot is a bit too little and could be written more. Although the heroine is interested in Zhou Chi now, I don't really see that the heroine likes Zhou Chi. It feels more like the heroine's guilt for him in his previous life. Then Zhou Chi still likes the heroine in this life, so that the heroine doesn't know what her feelings for Zhou Chi are, and then the heroine wants to accept Zhou Chi. Also, the female protagonist is a bit too cold-blooded towards the male protagonist, which is understandable because the male protagonist killed her in the previous life, but the male protagonist did a lot to the female protagonist, so I don't quite understand the female protagonist being like this. I like the female protagonist to see the male protagonist earlier.