Why Are All the Heroines Forcing Me to Be a Villainous Playboy?

The premise is very much like a pineapple bun, but the content is very much like something from 10 years ago on Qidian. To be honest, with this kind of premise, writing all that showing off and face-slapping is a bit of a pain. Why bother writing all that unnecessary stuff? They just created supporting characters to sabotage the protagonist, which is not only disgusting but also messes up the logic. Then there's the protagonist's brother, who disappears after I read the part where Lu Tian stops. It ends up becoming a typical fantasy novel, so the synopsis and the main text don't quite match. However, the protagonist's character design is okay, and the logic behind his actions is currently quite clear, which is commendable.

I plan to save up a lot of manuscripts, update intensively for a month, and then finish the book. The final word count is expected to be over one million words.

The ending is here! Thank you for filling in all the plot holes. Although it ended so quickly, it's a satisfying conclusion.

She died of poisoning in the first chapter. The protagonist saved this woman, and not only did her entire clan not repay the favor, they also coerced the protagonist to make him disgust his own brother. Is this something a human being would do?

Should we prioritize this book or that one?

Ugh, ending it like this is really bad, they cut it way too much!

How many chapters to collect women

If the new book performs well, the focus may be on boosting its sales.

I was initially annoyed that this novel wasn't being updated, but I never expected that another book I was following would also be by the same author.

I finally found a good book, but it had a terrible ending. I understand, though, since authors need to make a living too. It's just a shame about my Luo Xiaoyu!