Villain: With My Dragon-Yang Dao Body, Every Saintess Turns into a Hussy

The protagonist of this book doesn't look like a villain at all. Since the protagonist is the villain, why not do what a villain should do? He doesn't rape and plunder, he doesn't kill innocent people indiscriminately, and he doesn't massacre the city of Harmony. I really don't know how the protagonist in this book has the nerve to call himself a villain?

Long Yang Dao Body? A gay Taoist body? What kind of chicken feather name was chosen?

The protagonist is Longyang Holy Body. The protagonist is as good as Long Yang! The protagonist is the author's heart, so the author has the talent of Long Yang! Conclusion The author is a gey

Longyang??? The protagonist has awakened his gay body??

The protagonists are all villains, so why do they have to return to their hearts when they accept a saint? The other party has to be willing to regain her?

The protagonist is invincible. Don't let others question it every time. What's the point? It's boring to say that he will lose every time. It's boring to break the routine.

The word "Longyang" is a bit weird

The maids and princesses around the protagonist are too cheap to dance with...

Is the Longyang Taoist body as good as Longyang? / Gou Tou

The protagonist has been ridiculed all the time, at least by the enemy. As a result, the villain prince in the book will be looked down upon and questioned by his own people whenever he does something, which is even worse than the protagonist.