God of War in the Book: His Father Becomes a Villain at the Beginning

Being labeled as a villain and doing what the protagonist does, have you ever been serious about it, the author? I've had negative reviews before, holy shit, is this system going to suck?

It seems to be a rare heroine with a villain, but when I saw that there are side tasks in the later part, I am a little unsure. I can read it, but there are a lot of typos in names and nouns. Secondly, the progress feels a bit slow. It only takes a hundred chapters to steal the protagonist's hundreds of luck points. He doesn't take robbing women and harems seriously, so it's fine to drive a prostitute anytime and anywhere.

Rubbish. . . . . .

Not pretty, too lazy to complain

There is a beauty with 5000 talent points. If you don't accept it, you don't have to leave it to Ye Tian. Isn't it about revenge? Watching your confidante enter Ye Tian's arms? The revenge in 5000 is casually successful. I don't know whether it's because IQ is not enough or the author has too many loopholes in the writing, and whether the executive staff in it is useful. Suitable for beginners, just take a look without going too deep.