Can a Scholar's Business Really Be Called Villainy?

If you kill all the heroines, what's the point of being invincible?

Do you think this book has a future? Does it taste like Shuangwen?

I want to ask why you want to take revenge on the Snow Clan? Offended you? Just didn't give the protagonist resources? Why? Does the natal family have to provide the protagonist with resources? Is the world yours? Must I pamper you? The protagonist has been affected by the villain's halo, right? Be wise!

Do you think it's better for the protagonists to appear one at a time or multiple characters? How long can a protagonist last approximately one hundred chapters or fifty? Also, there is the type of protagonist. If I am not just a man, can I appear as a heroine, a non-human protagonist...? Please share your opinion...

This villain is mentally ill and kills for the sake of killing. If you want to kill the protagonist, at least it will be a hypocritical virgin with pig's feet or something. You want to take revenge on the Snow Clan, can you get revenge? If you want revenge, shouldn't you go to the Murong family?

Always thinking about killing people is not called a villain, it is called a pervert in the heart. A true villain looks like a gentleman.

Attracted by the title of the book, I thought it was the kind of villain that traps the protagonist and steals the heroine, but unexpectedly it turns out to be a dark novel about killing without thinking.

I like it first because there is no heroine

You're right, girls are all evil and poisonous

I can do dark stories, but I don't think it's okay to watch the protagonist eat raw animals. It's not easy for people to evolve from eating raw food to eating cooked food. Why did you go back?