Quick Transmigration: The Darkened Male Lead Is Possessive and Irresistible

The previous ones are all pretty good, but the last story doesn't really like giving the hero's IQ back to him, okay?

Nice and worth a look. It's just that the framework content of the first half of the book is different from that of the second half. If I hadn't insisted on reading it, I would have thought it was written by someone else.

The main plot is a story about chasing his wife in the crematorium. In order to make the heroine hate the hero, the love rival created a system to make the heroine kneel down and lick the hero. I don't know if I didn't take it seriously. The heroine has already become frustrated and given up on the hero. Why is the love rival still so playful? Isn't this self-defeating?

Very strange~ The ending gets weirder and weirder the more you look at it Was the hero really wrong at the beginning?! The heroine likes him but doesn't say it He doesn't know After telling him, he thought his apprentice didn't understand love After all, he himself doesn't understand love either Why did it hurt her so much? Didn't scum her Is it right to confess your feelings to the other person and get the other person to agree? People say that if you don't talk about feelings without love, you are a scumbag?! Originally, I thought the male protagonist was so bad and scumbag But after seeing the truth, I don't think the male protagonist is right or wrong. His only fault was that he realized he loved the heroine only belatedly. If he doesn't realize that he loves her, what's the matter with the heroine? I liked the heroine very much at first But the ending I think the heroine is also very strange Why do people have to agree to your confession to master? The hero saved you and gave you opportunities. Turn you into a human and accept you as your disciple It's because you have a twisted mind and like the master I also used the wrong method of chasing people. Then I confessed my love once and then automatically severed the relationship. Then clean up the memory yourself Have you given people time to think things through?! It's not like I don't know that the master has no love roots Good job. Then the master found out that he liked her too I chased her back and she said how deeply she was hurt. Isn't that self-impression? People don't know anything Do you hate the male protagonist voluntarily? That's outrageous I haven't finished watching the ending yet, I just can't bear it anymore I don't like the truth. This truth is quite speechless. It sucks.

It's not good to watch. The plot is exaggerated and unreasonable. Don't watch it.

Don't read it, the plot makes no sense. The male protagonist is inexplicably attracted to the female protagonist. I don't want to read it after reading a few chapters.

It's just that the explanation at the end is a bit confusing, but everything written before is very good.

I especially like the 1V1 quick travel story. The author's writing style is pretty good and it's worth reading. I used to be a bit repelled by the ABO world, but the ABO world written by the author is really nice (personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it)

It's still a little bit abusive, but it's acceptable

The female protagonist's skills in this book are online, and all the licking of the male protagonist in the small world is staged. In 1V1, except for the male protagonist who has a little bit of a dick, she doesn't like the male protagonist. Everything else was okay, except for the ending, which was good or not, but I still didn't like the male protagonist. As a spoiler, the male protagonist didn't like the female protagonist at first, did some bad things to her, broke her heart, then erased the memory of the male protagonist, started to enter the small world, and finally entered several small worlds to earn pensions, but the male protagonist started to pursue the female protagonist again, which was a bit of a setback. When he returned to reality and had a son, the male protagonist went crazy, which I was very happy about, but they were still together in the end, but the male protagonist was always worrying about gains and losses.