The Villain Reborn Wants Nothing to Do with Beautiful Girls

A comparison of the relationships between the female protagonists and the male protagonist. In her previous life, before she was completely possessed by the demon, Lin Nuo was relatively easy to comfort. However, before becoming possessed, she couldn't save her senior sister, who could be her safe haven, nor could she save the person who could save her. In this life, possessed by the demon, she has the ability to save this person who has never harmed her, but Lin Nuo is utterly devastated and won't listen to anything she says. She travels across timelines alone to extend the life of someone who should have died. This person, who was about to die, continues to try to gently embrace Lin Nuo's fragile, thorny heart. It's a bond that transcends timelines. The senior sister is a soulmate, while the second senior sister has no heart...

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Lin Nuo brought the little fox spirit back to the Lin family for the celebration, but who knew... It was the Lin family mother's birthday. The eldest son presented peaches from the South Sea and sat in the seat of honor; the second son presented a Kunlun lingzhi mushroom and sat in the next seat; the third son entered, shouting: "Several of my celestial emperor wives have come with me to celebrate! Where should I sit?" The mother was overjoyed and said, "My sons have grown up, and today I know the sweetness of being a kept man! Quickly, come sit next to me!" But at this moment, the father flew into a rage: "Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river! Back then, your Lin family bullied me when I was poor, making me, a dignified seven-foot man, a live-in son-in-law. Now, on a mere birthday, you're showing off like this! Thirty years..."

It wasn't abandoned, it wasn't disgusting, and the smooth ending was so rare. These past two years, Pineapple Bun has made me sick of authors, so it's a relief to find a good one.

This is a classic example of a "pretending to be weak while actually being strong" novel. The protagonist is weak (in other people's eyes) but incredibly strong (in reality). The main plot revolves around various interactions with girls—essentially flirting—but the male lead is impotent, relying primarily on the girls to seduce him. This definitely has its exciting aspects. But what about establishing a relationship? What? You want to establish a relationship? Wait until the end! Yeah, it's about hooking up rich guys. Skipping around in the novel doesn't really matter, because to me, there's hardly a plot; it's mostly just hero saving the damsel in distress and various misunderstandings. (Note: This is a simplified version of the novel, suitable for reading at a speed of one page per second.)

It was quite sudden; when I came back, it was already finished. I remember that summer, and the protagonist who brought us so much joy. Although fewer people read it later, I'm still grateful to the author for patiently finishing it. Hooray for the ending! [Sfem:4:319]

I can't find the latest chapter, "Goodbye, everyone."

It started strong but declined in quality; the later parts were weak and somewhat boring. However, I'm still grateful to the author for completing it, giving my youth a sense of closure.

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The "what if" route is really unnecessary. It's already a harem ending; adding a single "what if" route is just asking for trouble.