From the Start, I Kissed the Heroine by Force to Become the Most Evil Villain in the Book

Although a bit unfinished

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First of all, the entry point of this book is indeed quite anti-routine. After the protagonist traveled through time and became the richest man's dog licker, he did not take the traditional route of "cleansing his name" or "continuing to be a spare tire". Instead, he was directly bound to the villain system, and his logic was very simple. The forced kiss scene on the set at the beginning of the chapter sets the tone of the book - the protagonist is an absolute egoist and no longer provides emotional value. This kind of setting without internal friction is indeed a relief for readers who are tired of watching the frustrating plot. Secondly, the plot combines the two lines of "entertainment circle" and "reality slap in the face" quite naturally. For example, in reality, the housekeeper was asked to take back the mink coat given to the heroine, and the surveillance video was used to manipulate the heroine. The psychological gap between the heroine from "above and above" to "forced to compromise" was more delicately depicted. The thrill of this dimensionality reduction attack is the main motivation for me to keep watching. In addition, the emotional line of this book is full of psychological games. The heroine is not a pure fool, but a "sober egoist" with calculations. The feeling of pulling after the protagonist tears through her disguise is quite interesting. At the same time, the protagonist redeems rewards through the system to increase his force value and guard against the plot of the male protagonist in the original book, which also prevents the later plot from completely turning into a slap in the face. If you are tired of reading the kind of novels that pretend to be villains but are still being licked by dogs, and want to see a refreshing novel in which the protagonist completely tears up the script and is ruthless and self-interested, the setting and pace of this book are worth spending a few hours reading. On the whole, it is a good-quality novel with a qualified setting and clear points of enjoyment.

The writing is really beautiful, but there are a lot of typos.

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