Urban: I Can't Believe I'm the Villain

Good book, although some people may say that the male protagonist is not cold-blooded enough as a villain, but in my opinion, the characters in urban novels should not be too cruel, so I am quite interested in a protagonist who is a villain but does decent things.

There are a lot more in a day, but the original male lead of yours is too slow. What I understand is that the villain male lead is slowly developing. It's good to watch.

Super good. The plot is very exciting, and the characters are also very exciting. There are many storylines, but they are very interesting to watch.

Very good, refreshing, that's a good word to describe it. But there is one more thing I want to talk to the author about. First of all, since the villain's character has been decided, plundering resources is essential. According to the previous foreshadowing, I think the protagonist still has too few enemies. Why not let the villain contact the country's senior generals? Firstly, it allows the villain time to grow, and secondly, it also limits the protagonist's power. It would be better to work out the internal conflicts within the protagonist, and it would be best to break them up. After all, many of the protagonist's tool men have died now.

Very very interesting.

That's great, I just suggest that the male lead must be much stronger than the protagonist, otherwise it will be the protagonist who is so lucky after all.

This feels like a life novel, and it needs a simple world view, so I created a villain system (ಡωಡ)(づ◡ど)

Excellent, thank you to the author

The book is a good book, but it's a pity that it went off topic.

Author, your book is regarded as one of the best in the novel circle now, but the author should not write the level of "Zhang Xingyuan" too low. This will make people think that this is a story about the rise of the protagonist, not a story about the villain. This is just my personal opinion. I hope the author can improve it as much as possible. Thank you.