Villainess

Hello everyone. I'm a shill for the author (Author: How did I suddenly get a shill? Shill: Can't I just show up uninvited?). This book travels at 50 km/h on flat ground, and 50 km/h on the highway, I'm not afraid of the police arresting me for driving too slowly. Hahaha. In this book, the male lead - Zhen (Ying Zidao) will seduce the male lead - Wei (Di Xin). *Manual sarcasm*. Note that this is not a male-male philosophical theory... Well, actually it's a story about the twists and turns of seduce the villainous female lead (Di Qin)... Emmm... Another good cabbage is going to be eaten by a rich and handsome pig... How can this be... The content of this book is very good. Good... Most importantly, I want to say three things...

These harem novels are all brainless. The protagonist isn't a glittering mountain of gold; how can all the women be attracted to him? This scenario is impossible. Like those cultivation novels, only those with feelings can have inner demons. How can someone without feelings generate inner demons? The Heavenly Dao is ruthless; it's clear that the ruthless will eventually become the ruler. These novels actually say that the ruthless can't beat the feelings, which is like saying someone single-mindedly pursuing the Dao can't beat someone half-hearted! Seriously, how brainless must someone be to write that?! Furthermore, there's no distinction between good and evil in these novels. Others who kill, injure, or rob are defined as deserving of death, so what about the protagonist? Offending the protagonist will result in...

I only want to read the side stories. I hope there will be more updates, and that the story will progress step by step from novel to book, then to comic, animation, and finally movie/TV series. I feel this book is good; if it continues to develop, it will definitely be a huge success. So, I'm reserving my spot here. However, it has many shortcomings; it's short and weak. The plot is well-structured, but it feels like something is missing. -_-|| I look forward to your performance, author. (No water in the book. Water~1433233143323314332331433233143323314332331433233143323314332331433233)

The female lead finally got her item, only to have it stolen by a masked male lead. And how is this any different from Xiao Yan? This isn't a harem story, though. The female lead was clueless at the auction; anything magical and of unknown use is bound to be useful. For example, water and fire imperviousness—isn't that a protective treasure? The fact that divine sense can't penetrate it proves it's a weapon for murder and robbery, right? I saw someone recommend it on Baidu Tieba, so I came back to read it, but it still doesn't work. This is my second time dropping the story. If you like powerful male leads, then just give them even more cheat codes! Why steal from the female lead? Even though she was also trying to steal, she was almost there when it was taken. I'm so frustrated right now, like I have a grudge...

Neither the male nor female lead are good people. The female lead kills without blinking an eye, wiping out entire families. The male lead steals treasures, ambushes, assassinates, and robs innocent bystanders. It's one thing for the female lead to do these things, but the male lead feels like a ruthless rogue cultivator. This is actually quite common in the cultivation world; many people do it, yet the male lead does it too. With this kind of personality, is he going to defeat the female lead later and force a relationship? I can't accept such a male lead. Does someone like this deserve to be the chosen one? If the world truly chooses a chosen one, it should be someone who is beneficial to the world's development, someone who will stand up for the world in times of danger, even sacrificing themselves to resist the invasion of extraterrestrial demons. This male lead gives me the impression of...

The book is tagged with "transformation" and "marriage," and the synopsis focuses on the female lead. But after reading the content, is this really a "transformation marriage" novel? It looks more like a typical transmigration wish-fulfillment story. You said you wanted to develop the male lead, fine, but all you've written about is him. Or is it that it hasn't reached the normal "transformation marriage" stage yet, and is still in the male lead development phase? But this development of the male lead is taking way too long! Also, the tag is "transformation marriage," and the synopsis focuses on the female lead. Shouldn't the female lead be the main character? And it's a "transformation marriage" novel, but now that the female lead has developed feelings for the male lead, I haven't seen any psychological process from her. It's a "transformation marriage," and there's absolutely no description of her inner thoughts...

This is my first time writing a long review, so I'm a little excited. Firstly, many people think it's not good because of the mismatch between the male and female leads, and that's certainly true. I saw the female lead's ideals, her plans, and all the accolades she possessed, but I didn't see the male lead with such a strong will. Even his obsession with revenge paled in comparison to the female lead's grand scheme. For me, strength isn't that important (after all, Type-Moon works often feature strong female leads and weak male leads, and I still enjoy them), but I at least need to see the male lead grow. However, the author has mentioned that the male lead will develop further later on, so I'm looking forward to that. My small suggestion, though, is to develop the male lead's character more thoroughly as soon as possible...

The beginning was somewhat off-putting; there weren't many highlights, and the characters of both the male and female leads were poorly developed. While it's said to be borrowed, the plot, character designs, and tropes are all copied, and the writing is bland, lacking the pacing and tension of a true story. There's too little slice-of-life content; it would be better to include more of it to flesh out the characters. I remember the beginning mentioning the female lead was a reincarnated person, and the author only briefly mentioned that she was a man in her previous life who died during a tribulation. I think this could have been expanded upon, such as who she was in her past life, her personality, how powerful she was, etc. Also, you first need to define the purpose of this book; is it merely about a transformed female lead being...

I'm halfway through and I still don't understand what the female lead likes about the male lead? How can the female lead like this guy?

This book is finished. I'm going to write another one where the male lead is stronger than the female lead, has a pre-pregnancy scene, and then develops a romantic relationship.