Life's Script: The Villain Chosen by Fate

The protagonist's only flaw is that he only kills men, not women.

He is extremely decisive and ruthless. He will kill anyone who offends the protagonist or related characters, after all, his master is the number one in the sphere! They show no mercy or compassion; they kill men and women without hesitation, and those who aren't killed are used as scapegoats or cannon fodder. For example, if I commit murder, you'll bear the brunt of the blame.

Wow, this was really enjoyable to read! There wasn't that disgusting "befriend and take in every woman he sees," and the characters killed and slaughtered as they pleased. Previously, these kinds of terrible novels were just padding out word counts by constantly opening my personal interface and spewing out tons of words, plus those damn luck value restrictions that forced me to read garbage.

What a disappointing read! It's a shame the protagonist doesn't know how to kill women.

A truly exhilarating read.

It's alright. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, but he won't kill any pretty woman, regardless of whether she's an enemy or not. He takes them all down, which is quite ruthless. The protagonist is unrestrained, slaughtering his way through the land. The two women he takes in are loyal enough to be overlooked; overall, quite good.

It's great. I've written a lot of negative reviews about the author, but this book is really good.

What's the meaning of the fourth picture? Shouldn't she be called a saint? This is supposed to be a fantasy novel, but I thought I was reading a modern romance novel? Seriously!

Very good, I think it's great. Beautiful.

Nice! That suits my taste. Decisive and ruthless, keep it up and write more, it's a bit short.