
After I Transmigrated Into a Book, the Villainess Went Mad Again
穿书后恶毒女配又疯了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
No longer available on Qimao since 23 Oct 2026. This page shows what we last saw there.
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To be honest, I almost wanted to give up the book when I read it. I only see mass grave 78 now. I think the heroine's personality seems a bit contradictory. Since she is determined to bring Ouyang Shuo and Sang Xiaoyi together, why does she have to show off in front of the male protagonist, although most of them are coincidences. Ouyang Shuo is too narcissistic, who does he think he is! Also, the original heroine Sang Xiaoyi is also a poor person. In the original book, she is also a kind-hearted, independent and self-reliant heroine. However, when Sang Qingrou traveled through time, the author forced the original heroine to become a black character step by step in order to clear her name. It turns out that healing people and saving people is really healing people, but in order to set off the heroine, she wrote it as an honor. This is quite disgusting. There is actually no need for the author to darken the original heroine (I haven't seen the back part yet). Wouldn't it be better for the heroine to shine together with the original heroine? Also, the heroine clearly knew that Sang Xiaoyi would develop a prescription to cure the disease after a serious illness, so why did she go out of the city to the plague area and take out the prescription in advance? There is indeed nothing wrong with treating diseases and saving people, but the author really has no need to make such a contradiction. And Ouyang Shuo, since he loved the original heroine Sang Xiaoyi so much before, now he obviously likes the heroine, and he even claims that Sang Xiaoyi is not the one who understands him. Bah, a scumbag is a scumbag, he likes the original heroine, but he also hangs on her. If he really becomes the male protagonist in the later period, and the heroine Sang Qingrou is together, I will give up the book. The heroine Kaixinxin and Ouyang Yan form CP together, isn't it good that the original heroine and Ouyang Shuo happily complete the plot together? Do you have to play the part where the male protagonist falls in love with me? I haven't read the back part yet, but so far, the more I read, the more I want to give up the book. The only thing that sticks to me now is the question of who the real male protagonist is. There is really no need for the author to darken the original heroine just to set off the heroine! The heroine is very good, there is no need to match that narcissistic scumbag Ouyang Shuo! If the later plot is really not like this, I will come back and delete the review. If the male protagonist is really Ouyang Shuo and is with the female protagonist, I will abandon the book.
I also think that the author dresses up as a female supporting character, and if you don't like the male protagonist, don't approach the male protagonist under the guise of helping him. Isn't this the same as the kind of guy who pretends to be a girlfriend to get close to the man the girlfriend likes, but actually seduce the man? The author also wrote this behavior of the female protagonist very coolly, and it was not just to attract the attention of the male protagonist, it was so pretentious!
What about the heroine of Sang Xiaoxi's original novel??? What a stupid fool🐶! I'm so speechless.
I think the plot of this book is quite interesting. Girls who like quick wear can read it.
The original heroine was too stupid and did not highlight the character and excellence of the heroine. I felt that she was just jealous, stupid, and did not fit the original heroine's setting.
This book is really great! I hope the ending is that Ouyang Yan does not die and comes back to be with Sang Qingrou
The author's brain circuit makes people speechless. Ayan died just like that, and his head was taken from his neck????
I always like this supporting actress. I love it so much. I hope the author can update it as soon as possible.
Very good
The male protagonist is a scumbag, and the female protagonist is also a scumbag. The heroine and the third prince have only been separated for a short time, and she is already attracted to the seventh prince (confession), which makes people dislike it. At first, I thought the heroine was with the Third Prince, and her friend Fu was with the Seventh Prince.