Transmigrated into a Book as the Villain, Only to Find the Heroines All Going Crazy
穿书反派，发现女主们都在发癫
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Currently, this feels like an afterthought, like a patched-up version.
It has to be said that this kind of story, where the protagonist is betrayed in a past life and then reborn to pursue the other, really tests the author's ability. On the one hand, if there is any ambiguous relationship between the female character in the first playthrough and the original male protagonist, it needs to be explained and dealt with clearly, otherwise it is easy to cause a lot of trouble. On the other hand, the process of the female lead's rebirth and pursuit after betrayal cannot be too easy. There needs to be a certain degree of torture or punishment for the female lead, otherwise the male lead in both lives will seem like a great victim.
Why isn't the male lead eager to go home? He's failed to return several times in the story, and then given one last chance—if he succeeds, he goes home; if not, he's stuck there forever. He desperately tries to prevent the story from going astray, but the female lead, with her memories of the previous events, wants to make amends. He doesn't want the story to go astray, and watching her secretly change the plot, he feels both hatred and the need to maintain his character. He constantly suppresses his feelings, his hope of returning home dwindles, and finally, he goes insane and loses all control.
I don't care if there's a cow or not.
It's getting more and more painful to watch. The protagonist chooses to have more screen time in the first playthrough, but in the second playthrough, he's like a robot, constantly spacing out. His behavior and character design don't seem to have anything to do with gentleness, and it's hard to imagine someone who can't perceive other people's emotions being able to act out emotions. The whole thing feels illogical.
That was pretty awkward. I'd give it a 2 out of 10.
I freaking stopped updating?! I wrote it, but forgot to upload the scheduled update, damn it! Want to die
Soul transmigration, sending away
The book will be released tomorrow... The time is uncertain because of some family matters, but it will definitely be released. Sorry.
The last few chapters, starting from the competition, have been quite awkward and not as good as the earlier ones.