Quick Transmigration: The Mad Villain Pins Me to the Wall and Begs for a Kiss

Nice

It just feels a bit unfinished. The ending of the male protagonist in the first world feels sadistic. The second world also feels sadistic, especially Xiao Linzi. The third one is okay, but there is no dark room in the book. There are only 88 chapters in the book, which is so few that it is not enough to read. There are no extras at the end. The endings of many characters are not written. I finished it successfully in two days. The ending is a bit inexplicable. Some secondary characters are not well developed and many loopholes are not filled in.

Although it is very short, it was super enjoyable to watch. I just want to comment: I didn't watch enough! Sisters who like yandere, come on! You can't buy it and suffer losses, you can't buy it and you can't be fooled. Real. Let me briefly summarize the plot: the heroine attacks to save the widowed male partner. The male protagonist is not a fake yandere but a real yandere who dares to break his leg! She is extremely possessive and has an extremely sensitive mind. She immediately noticed that the female protagonist had the slightest idea of ​​leaving, and brought a certain male protagonist back to play with her immediately. The male supporting actor also has his own strengths and weaknesses. The hostess looked panicked. Okay, to be honest, with this comparison, the male protagonist can still have a sweet love relationship, but the male partner really dares to destroy it if he doesn't get it. Really brave. I loved the world at the end, a hodgepodge of yanderes with a little bit of Shura. A thorough guide, the heroine is somewhat of a heartthrob. There are cults that try to beat up the female protagonist and the male supporting actor. Hey, don't panic. Maybe you can beat the male supporting actor who is in love with the female protagonist (who is forced to do so). You say the heroine, the Holy Mother, is not the case. She has absolutely no sympathy for the bad guy in charge, but she is a bit of a good person, even though the system forced her to do so, haha. This guy in the system is almost numbed by the heroine, and his mental state is no longer what it used to be. The plot is very novel and there is no logical confusion, no pitfalls to be filled, and the ending is not bad (I don't think it is). Because it is relatively short, there is no big framework, but it does talk about a lot of things, and it feels very interesting. There was always an unexpected plot waiting for me, so I couldn't stop reading it in one go. The author's writing is not bad at all, I don't understand why it is good but not popular. Sisters who have noticed, if you like yandere types, you can rest assured that although the ending is 1v1, the male supporting role is not interrupted in the story. The main theme is that I love it. Also, the male protagonist fell in love at first sight and had planned it for a long time. In fact, it was a two-way journey, sisters.

When meeting the male protagonist, the female protagonist tries her best to please him in order to increase her favorability. She breaks the female protagonist's legs regardless of her strong will.

Although the ending is indeed a bit rushed, it is still very interesting overall.

Fine