The Righteous Senior Brother Refuses to Fall for the Villainess's Tricks

The plot's formula has a retro charm; the familiar, absurd scenes feel like suddenly touching a booger stuck under your desk as a child, evoking nostalgia while simultaneously making you want to vomit yesterday's breakfast.

Pineapple Bun has 80% of its books that are abandoned after being put on the shelves.

If, and I mean if, we put ourselves in the male protagonist's shoes, didn't he know from the beginning that the female protagonist would kill her husband to prove her enlightenment? In other words, he understood that the female protagonist would kill him afterward. Under such circumstances, why would he still fall in love with the female protagonist? 😨 Stockholm Syndrome?

Goodbye, wasn't the earlier part of the story quite good? What was that chapter about the secret realm? The plot completely collapsed, and I couldn't understand the male lead's crazy ideas at all.

To be fair, it was fine at the beginning, but it really went off the rails later on. Even if making pineapple buns doesn't require brains, don't write it like this!

Your short story made it possible for me to subscribe to my first full book here.

Writing a book that readers can't enjoy is like feeding them a pile of poop, while those who persevere are like those who endured eating a pile of poop and still bet it's chocolate.

I just arrived and have read several books. Although I initially thought this book might not be very good, I later realized I was naive. This is a breath of fresh air in the BL genre. Other stories have even worse writing and are inseparable from the system, lacking any logic (several transmigration villain stories are like this). I hope this book can minimize these issues and update more frequently. If you don't have any votes, please give me some rewards.

Author, your book has been moved to the Taobao novel platform, and the title is "(The Villain is Really Too Hot)". I don't know if you moved it there yourself. If not, you should protect your rights.

It feels a bit strange; the protagonist seems to be playing both sides. Honestly, his master is clearly better than his fiancée. I don't quite understand some of the protagonist's choices... It's not bad as a harem novel, though the logic is a little odd.