The Villain Pleads With the Heroine To Kill Him

Qin Lu became the villain minor cannon fodder in the novel. As long as the heroine Ye Qingcheng killed him, he could return to his original world and all the things he possessed will be multiplied a thousand times, and he will be able to marry his crush. After two years of his transmigration, he was happy to finally die at the hands of the heroine. However, the heroine put away the sword. “You go away, I will not kill you.” Saying so, the heroine refused to kill him. “WHY! Why don’t you kill me?” Qin Lu made up all kinds of reasons and persuaded her to kill him. But Ye Qingcheng refused to kill him. Qin Lu was really out of tricks, so he took advantage of her unpreparedness, and directly embraced the heroine in front of the crowd. When the crowd saw it, they raised swords with killing intent, and the protagonist was already in a rage. The next moment, he believed to be killed by the heroine and he could accomplish the mission. However, the result is that the heroine drags him into her room. “Let’s go back to the room to discuss.” Crap, this isn’t in the plot…

Original Publisher

faloo

Original Language

chinese

Type

Published Novel

## My Thoughts on The Villain Pleads With the Heroine To Kill Him Alright, let's dive into "The Villain Pleads With the Heroine To Kill Him." I went in with moderate expectations, given the mixed bag of reactions I'd seen, and I came out feeling… pretty satisfied, actually. It's not groundbreaking, but it's a fun ride if you're in the mood for a cultivation romance with a twist. ### First Impressions Initially, I was hooked. The premise is intriguing: a protagonist replacing the original villain and trying to navigate a dangerous world. The early chapters do a great job of setting up the dynamic between the MC and FL, leaving you curious about the heroine's inner thoughts and motivations. I was definitely eager to see where things would go. ### What Works Well The romance is a major draw. It's described as cute and fluffy, which is exactly what I was hoping for. The female lead is well-received, portrayed as unyielding and, shall we say, proactive. The MC's growth into his role is also well-paced, and the adventure aspect, while not the main focus, is generally enjoyable. I appreciate that it avoids the harem trope, focusing on a more intimate relationship. ### Areas of Concern One recurring issue seems to be the plot armor afforded to the antagonists. Apparently, they have a knack for escaping unfavorable situations, even when it defies logic. This can be frustrating, as it leads to repetitive cycles of trouble-making. Also, the system isn't fleshed out well, with a vague reward structure. This is disappointing, as cultivation stories are usually built around it. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers mentioned that the MC joins the saintess sect and lives with the FL, but progress is slow. There's also the introduction of a potential second heroine, which may or may not lead to anything substantial. Also, there is a mention of magic drugs being used on the FL, but this is considered okay by a mind-reading magic beast. ### Final Verdict Overall, "The Villain Pleads With the Heroine To Kill Him" is a decent read if you're looking for a lighthearted xianxia romance. It's not without its flaws, but the engaging characters and sweet romance make it worth checking out. Just be prepared for some frustrating villain escapes and a somewhat underdeveloped system. I'd give it a solid 3.75/5.