I Became a Villainess and Now Beautiful Girls Won't Leave Me Alone

The new book has been released.

After reading many books, I realized that it's already quite an achievement for a book to even finish on time.

Lianxin is far superior to Suling; she is the true empress.

The protagonist isn't burdened by any deep-seated grudges; he spends his days showing off, flirting with girls, and generally slacking off. There are no mind-boggling conspiracies or tedious filler; the plot unfolds clearly, and the protagonist never suffers a defeat. He's surrounded by adorable, kind-hearted women. Thanks to the system, the plot is straightforward, avoiding clichéd scenarios like "xxx will regret this decision in the future." The author's writing style is also enjoyable—humorous, concise, and efficient. It reads like a hot knife through butter, incredibly smooth. A plot that can be told in 10,000 words will never drag on to 50,000, providing an excellent reading experience with a well-paced rhythm. It's definitely worth...

This novel lacks a complex plot, an overly cynical protagonist team, and deliberately annoying word-padding riddles. Each character is well-developed to the point of making it feel like a sensationalist social satire. At least for now, it's not bad. Personally, I think light novels should be easy to read. While it may not be perfect, you can definitely enjoy reading it easily. (I must mention, some of the frequent typos are really glaring.) The update speed is also fast, making it very comfortable to read at home every day.

Basically, it's about the female protagonist guiding various girls with psychological issues. To be honest, the female characters' actions are quite idealistic and naive, the plot is awkward, formulaic, typical, and cliché, but strangely enough, I quite like it. It unexpectedly resonated with my own naive and impetuous youth. Even though some of the language is quite childish, it still evoked a sense of nostalgia as I read on.

First, the protagonist is charming, rarely suffers setbacks, enjoys many perks, is eloquent, and is henpecked. Second, the supporting characters are well-developed, memorable, and unique. Third, the villains are compelling, not unintelligent, and possess goals, ideals, skills, connections, and strength. Fourth, the plot is stable, full of humor, logically sound, foreshadowing is handled well, with small slice-of-life scenes and large-scale battles. Several scenes that particularly impressed me included: the protagonist saying "You are a little pig" according to the system's options, which inexplicably tickled my funny bone and made me laugh for a long time; the scene of cultivators fighting relentlessly against the enemy at the entrance to the forbidden zone; the scene of the swordsmen fighting to the death against the enemy with their homes as their backs; and the scene of the protagonist leading a highly trained team of geniuses executing orders—these scenes...

I've read 500 chapters, and the first time it was still there.

It's been a long time since I've finished a novel (actually, it's because I either don't have time or the author has sent it to me). I've long felt that same lonely feeling after completing a game; each character seems alive in my mind, and I'm still looking forward to their tomorrow, but I can no longer be there for them.

It's hard to judge; the harem story was abruptly turned into a pure romance, and the transition felt very forced.