After transmigrating as a villainous holy son, Su Che tried hard to get along with the heroines to avoid a tragic fate, only to be rejected time and again and even mistaken for a simp.
Reborn for another life, Su Che is tired. He just wants to live for himself.
He won't live much longer anyway, so this time he'll give up and enjoy it.
Why should a villain have to indulge the heroine, avoid her, and curry favor with her?
Who doesn't want to be selfish for once?
The gift he gave the Iceberg Fairy was rejected? No problem. You can return every last one of them!
The Holy Maiden suspects he's secretly in love with her? Yeah, sure. It's definitely not because I can see you have no friends.
Even after their engagement was clearly called off, she still thinks he's playing hard to get. Fine, I'll be honest: I approached you because your wife needs someone to cherish her.
Tsunderes are out of fashion now. I like a master who calls people little minnows!
So what if she's the future empress who will rule the world? If I want to pinch your cheeks now, I'll pinch them. I'll bully you mercilessly before you grow up.
Whoever wants the plot can have it. I'm done grinding the heroine's affection.
Aren't the older sisters around me much better?
Wouldn't it be more fun to raise her into a big boss?
Giving up is great in the moment, and giving up all the time is great all the time.
Just as Su Che was preparing to face death calmly, the expected blade never fell. Instead, the original protagonist had already been beaten to a pulp by the heroines.
Even more strangely, these haughty heroines were looking at him in a very peculiar way. I've given up this much, so why are you asking me to forgive you?
A groveling redemption arc doesn't suit you all!
The writing is too childish, and the plot is indeed third-rate and clichéd.
These last few chapters are truly baffling. It's like they're forcing the "chasing-after-the-husband" trope. The Master's storyline is so confusing. At first, I understood why the male lead was cold-hearted when he knew nothing, but now that he knows why his Master is distant, he's still cold-hearted—I'm speechless. He keeps throwing tantrums; doesn't he know who he's relying on for a good life? He clearly proved to his Master that he could escape the future she foresaw, yet instead of seizing the opportunity, he distances himself. Doesn't he realize his own limitations?
What's wrong with your drawing lately? The plot is getting more and more confusing. And what happened to your invincible tag? How many chapters has it been since you were defeated? Please help! Are you really just being played by fate? There was no communication or exchange between the two sides; it was just a matter of saying, "I think this is the best way for everyone, so I did it." Don't you think the master could have just told the male protagonist what he dreamed about and then everyone could work together to find a solution?
First, check if the book is complete. If it is, and has over a million words, then you can basically start reading with confidence.
Although I really enjoy this kind of story, and they eventually come to their senses, seeing their character settings always makes me wish there was a single female lead.
Controlling public opinion won't clear her name, but she still wants to gain traffic from her husband's pursuit.
This book is quite good; although it has a system tag, it's practically the same as not having one.
Alright! Veiled Little Demon
Is the author trying to write a harem story or a pure romance?
I've read the latest chapter, and the two "cremation scenes" that have appeared so far feel very strange, like a chicken rib—tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away. 1. Let's talk about Feng Aotian first. Before the male lead transmigrated, the original owner gave her carefully selected resources as a gift. Why did she have the nerve to accept them and then put on such a sour face? She kept saying she didn't want to rely on others, so why did she take those things in the first place? Even if she couldn't give any substantial compensation, wouldn't it have been better to just say she'd repay her later? Now that the male lead is completely indifferent to her, isn't that entirely her own fault? In reality, this kind of woman is a total jerk. In reality...
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