No One Understands Being a Villain Better Than I Do

The book gives the impression that the author wanted to write a behind-the-scenes story, so they didn't give the protagonist much power. Unfortunately, the author's own ability to conceive the plot is also lacking. The protagonist's plans are like a disjointed defense, and he is constantly led by the nose by his opponent. Apart from providing a general direction, the protagonist is completely outmatched in the details. He ends up having to deal with each move as it comes, and when he encounters a problem, he tries to come up with a solution at the last minute. If he can't think of one, he just lets someone taller take over.

It's a waste of time. They can't even write a proper strategy; they just resort to all sorts of petty tricks. Even when they offer nice explanations later on, saying it's to develop the plot and attract more characters, they just use nonsensical reasons to inexplicably suppress the protagonist's fighting power. The plot is incredibly weak, but the overall level of sophistication is ridiculously high. The battles are all about suppressing the protagonist's strength, especially in the Holy Grail War arc. The protagonist is like a piece of gauze, constantly spouting cunning and treachery while maintaining such a high level of sophistication. It feels like being led by the nose like a dog, completely brainless, arrogant, stupid, and suppressing the protagonist's strength. The level of sophistication is the main thing. After fighting Zhu Yue, he even fights with ordinary magicians. #(Vomit)

The game built up such a high level of prestige at the beginning, but then the combat power was overly suppressed, making it impossible to experience any of the expected satisfying moments.

#(Starry-eyed)

Britain was such a disappointment; it just means the Age of Gods is over. #(Crying)