Well, without having read the 'I failed to throw the villain away novel', it's hard to say precisely. However, based on the title, it could involve a protagonist who has a plan to eliminate or distance themselves from a villainous character. But things go awry, and the villain remains in the picture, causing trouble for the protagonist, their friends, or the world they live in. This could lead to a story full of conflict, suspense, and the protagonist having to come up with new strategies to deal with the situation.
Since I haven't read the novel, I can't say for sure. But likely there is a protagonist who is the one trying to throw away the villain, and of course, the villain themselves.
The characters included the male lead, Yun Fengsi, and the female lead, Ji Wuyou.
"Throw That Meow Away" was written by Yan Er. It was a fantasy romance/oriental fantasy novel. It was completed and could be enjoyed without worry.
Ji Wuyou thought that if she hadn't picked up the little black cat back then, her life wouldn't have been disrupted and would have continued to be so dull.
I hope you will like this book.
Well, that's a tough call. If they're taking up a lot of space and you have no interest in them anymore, throwing them away could be an option. But it's worth checking if they could be sold or donated first.
" The Reborn Daughter Has Space " tells the story of the female protagonist who got a space spirit after her rebirth and began to abuse the scumbag man and scumbag woman to save the Su family. " The Reborn Beauty is Poisonous " told the story of the female protagonist who was framed and died on the day after her wedding. After her rebirth, she started a fierce pursuit with the person she had a crush on in her previous life. Finally, she walked out of the shadow in a healing story. " After Rebirth, I Want to Play Wild in the Big Boss's Arms " told the story of the female lead tearing apart a scumbag and a slut after her rebirth. She married the male lead, Young Master Mo, and reached the peak of her life. These novels all had plots where the female protagonist threw away the scumbag after her rebirth.
" Failed to Save the Villain " was a highly recommended novel. The plot was full of ups and downs, unexpected, and particularly attractive. The novel told the story of the protagonist who had stayed in this world for ten years after the system determined that he was a villain and successfully saved him. Although the search results provided had information about other related novels, there were no specific recommendations.
" The Rebirth of a Trash Son " was an urban novel written by Fatty Orange. The story was about Wang Youtian, a nearly 50-year-old male lead who had accomplished nothing. When he woke up after a drunken stupor, he found himself reborn and returned to the past. He was determined not to be a good-for-nothing anymore. He would work hard to start a business and welcome a new life. This novel could be recommended by a mother to her son who was a good-for-nothing.
Well, you shouldn't throw it away. Maybe it's a collector's item or it could inspire you again at some point. Also, it could be valuable to trade or sell to another fan.
The novels recommended after the failure to defeat the villain were " I Lying flat after the failure of the strategy " and " The failure of the strategy ". These novels focused on the failure of the strategy and described the story of the protagonist choosing to give up or develop feelings for the villain after defeating the villain. These novels provided a different perspective and plot from the traditional strategy, giving readers a new reading experience.