
Reforming the Villain: I’d Rather Die Than Become One
反派洗白:我打死都不要成为反派
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Hurry up and become a demon, the previous parts were too tragic.
It's great! I feel like later on, the protagonist can transform his inner demons into a source of power. Since inner demons in fantasy are essentially another version of oneself experiencing negative emotions, and the protagonist is a transmigrator, his inner demons are essentially another version of himself. Wouldn't that allow them to merge and gain a power equal to 1+1=3?! 😜🤔
The mischievous eldest disciple and the obedient little disciple are so cute! \(//∇//)\
It's really good! The synopsis says he cultivates immortality, demonhood, and Buddhism together, but while he does cultivate immortality, I haven't seen the protagonist practice demonhood and he seems quite resistant to it. Even the Buddhist aspect hasn't appeared much. Overall, though, it's incredibly good—the best transmigration novel I've ever read!
I think it would be really interesting if the protagonist turned to the dark side. ( ̄▽ ̄)~* The fault isn't mine, it's the whole world's. (*σ´∀`)σ
This book is probably the best villain novel I've ever read. Although I finished it in just two days, it left a deep impression and I've been savoring it for a long time… Um, thank you, author! 😘👍🥰
It's pretty good, but the male lead has a rather tragic fate.
This book is absolutely amazing! I especially love the character development, and the many plot descriptions really bring out the characters' psychology. The author's grasp of the plot is superb; it's hard to find such a delicate piece of writing in the male-oriented genre. I don't understand why such a good book has such a low rating. I hope the author won't be disappointed, because this book can only be truly appreciated by those who have experienced it firsthand!
Everyone wants a good young man to become a demon.
The writing is pretty good; I was able to successfully immerse myself in some of the plot points.