Villain: The Protagonist Sells His Kidney Just to Fund the Villain's Extravagance

Taking advantage of people's "greed", it shows a lot of evil, "for greed, one bite of food gives up four ounces of fat." Greed is endless. The moment you believe in the devil, you have fallen into the abyss, and it is difficult to escape!

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It was indeed rough at the beginning, and the character design was a bad villain. The way the cards were spread was a bit awkward, and the plot was a little brainless, but the setting and theme were indeed novel. The progress in the subsequent processing is even more eye-catching. The best thing is that it has jumped out of the pit of villain writing, and now it is more like a behind-the-scenes flow. Moreover, the feeling that the protagonist is not completely hidden and involved is interesting enough, and the logic is much better. At least it seems closer to reality. Maybe it was because the rating was too low before. I hope it will slowly rise back up. I hope the author can persevere. I'm looking forward to the upcoming plot.

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It's very good, and the subject matter is quite novel. I've been so short of books recently that I can't even go to the female channel. I just ask the author to update more, and of course, pay attention to your health😁😁😁

I'm different from them. I like the character Wu Jia. I can only say that I don't like him. I've read too many dark novels and too many refreshing novels. I think the character Wu Jia is the highlight. The author's writing is quite good.

If you haven't watched it, you can watch the first half. Overall, the author's writing is quite good. I saw that in Chapter 80, the protagonist participated in Young Master Song's funeral. The author described the protagonist demon's golden finger to the humanity of each person very well. The relationships were handled well and the logic was harmonious. It did not make people look awkward. The protagonist is also the same to his enemies. Viewed as a tool, the golden finger is used very well. There is no Virgin. The protagonist carries out the attitude of a capitalist to the end (laughs). Generally speaking, it has the feeling of reading a group portrait article. Generally speaking, it is good as a behind-the-scenes article or a group portrait article. It is an existence that makes people shine. Dividing line There is also the main line of the protagonist's perspective. Because of the golden finger, most of the protagonists cannot be seen. When I saw the protagonist, I was a little surprised. I thought the protagonist had been used as a tool by the author (laughing), but it was also quite surprising. The author's handling of the supporting characters is eye-catching. At first glance, the relationship between the protagonist's daughter was a bit dark (sad), mainly because there are three girls in total. I have never seen Wen Jiayu appear in the later part. If it weren't for Ye Wenbo's plot, I would have forgotten it (laughs) Besides, Sister Wu really feels like a real sister. , And I feel like there are foreshadowings later, and I feel that the relationship is not simple. From the card that wins the protagonist, to the plot at the beginning of Chapter 71, I feel like a close sister. After all, I was killed by my cousin so quickly (laughing). Besides, there is Su Da's enemy and vice president, Su Wan. Jun, I looked at the comment section, and most of them gave it a low score because they were rude to Su Wanjun for yelling at the protagonist. In layman's terms, I think Su Wanjun is a slap in the face. After all, look at the other two women, one is a gentle and strong woman, and the other is a sister-in-law and a warrior. Gao Qiang and the person sent by the old father to keep an eye on the protagonist and keep him from messing around, and Wen Jiayu is very polite to the protagonist, Wu Jia treats the protagonist like a family member and has no airs. Su Wanjun is the president, and then the vice president who was made by the protagonist has nothing to do with the protagonist. , She was yelling rudely from the beginning, and she felt like she was riding on the protagonist's face, making her think that she was the boss, and the protagonist looked indifferent, which of course made people angry. After all, our protagonist is also (Destiny's Child, the villain and their boss, squeezed them hard, the protagonist I have no feelings for the workers at all, and I am very indifferent when I look at them. (Laugh) Of course I don't think there is anything special about you as a woman. I just think that being a female vice president means you can be rude to the protagonist. Of course, it is more dramatic. There is a way of being hot-tempered and sticking to others. The butt is the same. Of course, Su Wanjun has changed a little bit through the fishing incident, etc., But his brother is just like rat shit and everyone is disgusted. In the end, Su Wanjun asked the protagonist to help her, but she still had a straight face. There is a feeling that the protagonist is invincible but can't do anything to him. It's like being attacked by a bug, you can crush her to death, but if you don't chase her away, you will feel disgusted. You have a sense of immediacy (sadness). Obviously the main line of Qun Xiang's novel is quite good, but the main line of the protagonist is very unlucky. There is a feeling that the author wants to restore Su Wanjun's image, but it is getting worse and worse (laughing). As a result, people like Wen Jiayu and Wu Jia don't write much about the protagonist's good attitude, but everyone writes about Su Wanjun. The more I watch, the more annoying I feel. I feel like Su Wanjun is arrogant but not arrogant, funny or not. I feel like I am specifically trying to disgust the protagonist. It is obvious that Su Wanjun can climb up step by step and has the burden of family to create a woman who is constantly striving for self-improvement and does not want to bear the burden of marriage. However, because she is a bit too disgusting, the protagonist has this side covered up. I can't see the strength, but only see a sense of chaos. So far, most of the comments section think Su Wanjun is a bit annoying, but overall she is pretty good.

Blanch! I forgot to rate

Yes, but I hope that the character of Wu Jia can be described more interestingly later. After all, this is supposed to be a refreshing article. It will make me feel slightly uncomfortable after reading it. There is no need to describe the character of Wu Jia in such a straightforward and simple way, which would be a bit unreal. Although he only listens to the master's words, the protagonist is the master's son after all. I think Wu Jia can listen to some reasonable opinions instead of blindly opposing them.

It's okay, I don't feel good, it doesn't seem to affect my mood