I'm the Damn Villain!

I have always been afraid to read comments, fearing that they would all criticize me. But when I looked at them today, they were basically all good reviews. Also, I have never asked for subscriptions, collections, flowers and rewards in the book before, but today I actually asked for it, so I would like to ask by the way, at least I can earn more than a hundred a day, otherwise it would be too much. Finally, I want to ask, what type of protagonist do you want to see?

There are thousands of protagonists in the world, and the Ye family accounts for half of them.

There is also the problem of recruiting girls. The original owner has all kinds of heroines that the plot needs to love or like. To get to the protagonist, he can only rely on force and threats, and there are also conspiracy and quarrels with the protagonist. It seems that the heroine cannot like the protagonist normally. For example, Zhang Ningxue or Han Ruomei can obviously guide the strategy normally, but if they have to be strong, is it because the author does not know how to write emotional dramas? Can you only rely on force and threats to get girls? I hope no one will jump out and make excuses about the protagonist being a villain, or why he should be treated as a villain.

It is different from other villain novels, which are so good that one thing can be discussed for several chapters. The biggest advantage of this book is that it can connect the protagonist and the villain, rather than a mindless position issue. If you stick to it, it will become popular, but the type of the protagonist is a problem. If you don't change the fantasy later in the writing, you will end up being a coward or a eunuch.

It's over. The more I write, the more biased it becomes. Another dead heroine.

Sorry, I just can't bear it anymore. From the time you wrote this book to now I've been following your lead, and there's nothing wrong with what you wrote about being a villain. But how do I think this is a stallion? After acquiring a woman, there is no subsequent plot at all. What is this not a stallion? I hope you will feel something after seeing it, arrange more emotional scenes, and make up for all the pitfalls ahead. Secondly, can you not make those female protagonists hate the protagonist and make it feel like a blood feud in the deep sea every day? After all, what man doesn't want his woman to be gentle to him? You can make those female protagonists see through the filth of the world and turn against those pig feet. That is called fun. Also, when fighting those pig feet, you can definitely use a little more scheming. The best thing is that if you are targeted, you still don't know who targeted it.

You dare to charge for your comments on the shelves?

Han Ruomei killed, I like to kill my sister to prove it

If you don't eat it if you put it to your mouth, will you become a pervert if you eat it?

A good villain novel has turned into a stallion novel. Wouldn't it be okay to write less about women and more about the struggle with the pseudo-protagonist? A villain is already enjoying the treatment of a son of destiny, snatching a woman on a plane and pretending to be slapped in the face. Is this something that a villain would encounter?