It's Perfectly Reasonable for Me, the Villain, to Raise the Useless Male Lead

I'm looking forward to the day when Dag the puppy turns into a wolf, and then he'll slap the female lead hard. Riddlers deserve to be slapped!

It makes you feel like if the female lead was hypnotized and manipulated that day, the male lead would also abandon her. It's like if someone's wife was raped while out, a normal person would blame the rapist, and a responsible person would blame themselves for not protecting their wife. Who would divorce their wife?

This book is truly disgusting. It's basically about how other female characters have their consciousness altered and are sexually assaulted, and then these tragic experiences are used as stepping stones to highlight the female protagonist's pure, 1v1 love. The author himself admitted: I just wanted to write this as a diversion from the main characters' romance. One can only say that her level of skill and purity in civic engagement is comparable to that of female leads in political dramas.

I'm taking a day off today, is anyone still reading?

I have to complain! I can tell the author of this NTR novel really wanted to write a pure romance, but what comes out is just a NTR-esque writing style, with many outrageous plot points and glaring flaws.

It's disgusting, I can't stand it anymore. It keeps writing about how the original female leads were treated badly by the villainous male lead.

A large mascot gifted the author a "Little Loli Heart" gift worth 100,000 Fire Coins.

Thinking about it carefully, the villainous system is the real culprit. Without it, none of this would have happened.

After much thought, I decided it's better to just write a book review. This is the author's third book to be on the bestseller list after she got married. First of all, the author's writing on this theme is relatively interesting compared to other BLF books I've seen. This book is definitely worth reading. However, this book is still in its early stages, and it suffers from the same problem the author had in her second book: she likes to have the male lead cheat on her. The second book was alright, to be honest, since the original female leads were all sluts, so it didn't really matter, and it was only briefly mentioned, so it didn't affect the reading experience too much. This book is just awful; the author even claims she didn't know, which is pure fabrication. The biggest problem with this book is that it spends too much time on the original female lead, especially before...

I couldn't continue after reading 50 chapters. There are many things readers can't accept, especially the later clowns, which are written too much. Also, the hypnosis of the original female characters is unnecessary. In short, people who can't accept NTR shouldn't read this. If you're reading now, you won't want to spend money to read the later content because you already have some aversion to the villains. It's not anger, it's disgust, the kind of feeling you can't accept. You can't empathize with the female lead. Maybe my views on relationships are different from the author's, we're not on the same page.