Villain: Steal the Protagonist's Powers from the Start

The protagonist seems to have never been in trouble from the beginning to the end, and has always played a gentle character, but why is it written that Xiao Linger targets the protagonist at every turn, and the protagonist never provokes her from the beginning to the end? Is it because Lan Ruoxi did not join due to the influence of the protagonist, so she targets the protagonist at every turn, or is it because the protagonist is a member of the Luo family? Besides, isn't this a treatment only given to the protagonist? When will it be the turn of Luo Xuan, the villain protagonist, to receive this treatment? If he were to imitate Aizen's character, before he was exposed, it can be said that most of the people he came into contact with would give him a thumbs up.

Are the grades so bad? Cut it off after only three days of writing?

The villain nm, gets an adventure at the beginning, rejects the class beauty's confession, and has a secret crush similar to the heroine of the common school beauty. Isn't this nm a perfect pretentious slap in the face and a cool story about picking up girls?

The author's protagonist will not act alone from beginning to end. Judging from the protagonist's current plug-in, the protagonist can at least build a power as a masked man in black, and the protagonist's creation of this power is actually not a big act of kindness, because their superpowers were plundered by the protagonist and then taken back after they were fattened. Even if they are not those high-level superpowers, they are just physically strengthened superpowers. Once there are more people and then recycled, it will be a rich reward.

With such a good subject, why did you become a eunuch?

Looking at the comments section, are you writing a template for a loser rising to become a popular protagonist under the guise of a villain?

What's this inexplicable sense of substitution? The protagonist's name is the same as mine.

Looking forward to the hairspray hand moment

I have read all the author's books, and I hope he won't find a ghostwriter or eunuch in the future.

It's really not interesting to write about villains with this useless background.