God-level Villain System

Is my understanding of the villain wrong? Why do villains also have such a holy mother's heart? Acting chivalrously and righteously everywhere? Could it be that he becomes the villain by opposing the original protagonist? The protagonist has never seen him do anything to help others! Oh! Moreover, this villain doesn't practice himself all day long, so he recruits subordinates everywhere, and uses all the resources he obtains to train his subordinates. He has always been like a waste, trying to kill people but being unable to kill them, and the other party escapes. It's really funny!

I had high expectations for this book, but I didn't want to read it from Chapter 29. Originally, it felt weird that the main character broke off his engagement for a female supporting character just after he appeared. There are already 6 realms (excluding the last titled emperor) and more than 20 chapters, but he is in the third realm. How did he finish writing more than 1,000 chapters? I really can't stand it anymore.

Does this so-called villain just kill a few people who have a grudge against him? The same goes for the protagonists of other books. Are they also villains? Can a villain be called a villain just because he is opposed to the protagonist? If so, then I think this kind of villain is just a small villain. The big villain should not just be the enemy of the protagonist, but should be the enemy of the protagonist, everyone, and the world. The real enemy is everyone.

Villain, this is also called a villain. The title of the book is domineering, so why call it a god-level villain? Oh, bah.

What's the use of you if you can't kill anyone? . .

Is it because the protagonist's aura is too strong, or the villain system is too low, and he doesn't die after being killed so many times, so I gave up the book.

I read three books you wrote. The first one is about Ye Xuan, the second one is about Ye Meng, and the third one is about Ye Han.

Around Chapter 30, Danfeng's talent was promoted to seven stars. But in later chapters, Danfeng inexplicably turned into a five-star. I think the author got it mixed up. I can still accept it. There is no reason why I am writing this. It's just like reading alone. . . . . . I would like to express my opinion. By the way, I vented my feelings.

Personally, I think the content you wrote is rich and colorful, and it's worth watching!

Do you know what a villain is? To kill the protagonist, you have to kill him with one fatal blow. You have to kill him even if you use all your cards. You have to use all means, and you have to have a Holy Son. Slogan, don't understand the power behind the application.