After Becoming a Villain Hated by Fairies, I Tried to Turn Things Around

After reading a few chapters, I feel the synopsis and content don't match. The synopsis suggests a plot where the male lead tries to woo the female lead, but she doesn't reciprocate, and then the male lead becomes the villain, leading to the female leads trying to woo him. However, after reading over twenty chapters, it all seems like a typical, formulaic story. (Reincarnation - Discovering the Female Lead - Fighting - Female Leads Offering Themselves - Winning Her Heart - Building a Harem - A Winner in Life)

Well, people read novels, especially this type, not to torture themselves. I read the first part and it was absolutely disgusting (mainly because it was so unrealistic and illogical; if it had been written like the descriptions before the Zero no Ou selection, it would have been disgusting but realistic, and I think the criticism would have been less). But I still held onto hope and forced myself to keep reading. If it continues in this tone, then it wouldn't be surprising if there was criticism from beginning to end.

This eight-star rating is solely due to the genuinely good plot, but the excessive focus on inner monologues makes the writing somewhat drawn out. The author repeatedly states the protagonist's inner thoughts, which feels like filler material, even if it wasn't intentional. I suggest avoiding excessive repetition of sentences, especially borrowed ones, such as Shen Gongbao's. Reduce the amount of inner monologue description. Also, the phrase "I am not xxx" has been repeated so many times it could fill a whole volume. In short, while the plot is novel, it's a difficult read. This is just my personal opinion; please don't be offended.

So you're going to be a simp instead of a villain? That's disgusting.

I think it's really frustrating that Luo Nianxi is always hanging around like this. The male lead should just take her in already. If he really has no feelings for her, he should just tell Luo Nianxi to move on.

I don't know why, but I have absolutely no liking for Feng Ling'er.

I see it's another tag indicating reverse tracing; can anyone tell me which chapter contains this content?

Many books are written like this, then the story is abandoned. I doubt the author would do that.

Could the author's previous book be considered a prequel to this one?

Looking at these two examples, firstly, why would a piece of trash agree to a duel with the top disciple of the inner sect? Is he a villain? No, he's an idiot. Secondly, the life-saving gift he just received immediately went to the maid. It's hilarious; he knows he can't win, so he licks his boots. Seriously, this guy is really brainless. I never expected him to be this stupid.