The Heroines I Loved Have All Become Villains
我爱过的女主都变成了反派
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 445k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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210Chapters
1.2MClicks
7.7kFavorites
1kLikes
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"Give me a name 2" gifted the author a "Little Lolita Heart" item worth 100,000 Fire Coins.
I will correct the typos, but it will take time to review, about one or two days. I'm quite worried that this might affect everyone's viewing experience.
There's hardly anyone around, just popping in to say hi.
The storyline is good, with foreshadowing, unlike typical online novels that follow a single plot.
The beginning was good. By chapter 45, after learning the truth, the female lead desperately wanted to prove that she wasn't a child in the male lead's eyes (actually, she wasn't a child, but more like someone who tells you you can't do something and you desperately try to prove yourself). This effectively portrayed her indomitable spirit, echoing the male lead's earlier attempts to motivate her to become stronger, and also revealing that she was beginning to see him as someone important to her. The relationship developed gradually, laying the groundwork for later developments. The plot and setting were good, but the writing style could be slightly more nuanced. There was a lot of foreshadowing, and hopefully the author can maintain control of the plot later on and avoid it falling apart.
It looks great and is of high quality, so why aren't many people looking at it?
It feels like the series is about to end; the romance plot hasn't been explored much.
I don't know why, but I suddenly feel a bit of dislike for Qian Menghuang.
Is it possible that... The male protagonist was also a protagonist a very, very long time ago, and was subsequently summoned to the reincarnation space to help the protagonists complete their endings? However, after many reincarnations, he forgot most of his memories, and eventually returned to his own time to be the protagonist again. After completing the protagonist's perfect ending, he would work for the main god again... Forming a cycle.
I've been watching since the beginning, when she was the righteous fairy. This kind of refreshing "chasing-after-her-husband" trope is quite rare, at least in Pineapple Bun. Keep it up! (´-ω-`)
I love Mingzhu's books so much!