Reincarnated as a Villain, Heroines, Behave Yourselves

Couldn't Bai Zihua have her own private room? The male lead refused, so why does she have to share a room with the original male lead? What? Is the next step supposed to be a training trip together, but the current male lead has an appointment and refuses, so she goes with the ex-male lead instead? In the end, will she develop feelings for the original male lead and end up in his bed? (This passage has a slippery edge; it's mainly to explain why this is considered a sensitive point.)

Can some people please stop being so filial? They can't accept even the slightest criticism. We all paid to watch this far, so we can't even mention the bad experiences? 😓 The auction here isn't exactly about green (green), and the perception of "red" (a slang term for something resembling thunder) is subjective. While many seem to agree, to genuinely believe the logic is sound only demonstrates an extraordinary capacity for imagination. 😄 At least many don't see any necessity for them to share a room; it seems more like a forced, contrived conflict.

This part of the plot is handled poorly. Bai Zihua's status doesn't require her to specifically join someone else to enter the auction. Despite having feelings for the protagonist, she was rejected and immediately turned around and came to the auction with someone the protagonist had warned her about, and they even stayed in the same room.

Wow, is this the true value of Level 1?

I can't understand why they had to write such awkward scenes of the original owner and the female lead being alone together, without any progress in their romance. Ugh, I can't accept it. (Run)

I've read a little over half of it. I came for the title, but the content feels like clickbait; it's the kind of book that says what the title says, but not much. If you switch the male lead's and Ye Zhen's identities, isn't it just a legitimate cultivation novel disguised as a system novel?

[Disclaimer: I'm not writing this review to show off my importance or anything, just to let new readers know what kind of plot hole the author has planted. Please consider your own tolerance before deciding whether to read it, as the plot hole occurs quite far down the paid chapters, and your money isn't hard-earned.] To briefly summarize this plot hole: Ye Zhen (the original male lead) invites Bai Zihua (the female lead, who already has a de facto romantic relationship with the real male lead) to an auction (Bai Zihua already knows Ye Zhen has feelings for her). Bai Zihua initially doesn't want to go to the auction with Ye Zhen, so she goes to find Ning Yu (...

The logic behind the auction here is truly terrible. 💧

I'm thinking of taking a break from reading for now; the daily updates are just too infrequent.

I'm wondering what the point of this plot design is? There's no real significance to Bai and Ye coming together. Bai didn't provide any help to the protagonist through Ye, did he? Is he just making Ye look like a clown in front of Bai? Anyway, they're going to tear each other apart in the end. The satisfying part would be if Ye were directly rejected and then saw the protagonist and An being intimate at the auction, or if Bai saw the protagonist at the auction and then went to find the protagonist in front of Ye. It's not about infidelity, and if it doesn't fit the satisfying premise, the comments section will be full of arguments.