Villain: Subduing the Protagonist's Stunning Master from the Start
反派：开局降伏主角绝美师尊
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 123k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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Reader comments 36
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Is the villain worthy of being a shitty villain with no strength at all? Sabotaging the mission is indeed not a stud. Can't I just find two men and take their turns? He can still complete the task
Just be a villain, don't embarrass the villain
The plot is quite good, and the protagonist's personality is like that of a villain, but there is one thing, the strength can't keep up. You wrote a heroine who is in a fiancée relationship with the villain. She is already a grand master. You are still a secret master. Even if you can withstand the teachings of a grand master, you are only a small master. Is it true that the intermediary is too much, so you can't improve your strength? When you write like this, I feel like you are trying to make money. Also, it is best to kill all the heroines who were the original protagonists. Keeping them is also a disaster.
It's so frustrating and boring. They are all villains. Why does the system impose some restrictions? The heroine is straight up strong, doesn't he like it? ⊙?⊙!
Such a weak villain can be manipulated by everyone
Isn't it important that the main character in this type of novel should not be maxed out in terms of strength? He is obviously a weakling with no strength and still dares to threaten the Grandmaster. If the Grandmaster were more ruthless, how many lives would the protagonist have to die?
Perhaps this is what most people think of as a villain... Cunning and decisive... But it makes me feel like a scumbag...
Strength is something you can do without, but you can't live without it.
Chapter 4 "You, you, what did you do to me?" Written by Konoha Lao Dao "Villain: Surrendering the Protagonist Jiemei Master at the Beginning" (4 updates, please give me flowers, rating votes, and rewards) Chapter review.
After reading more than twenty chapters, I am dead. Chun Chun is a great eunuch.