Villain: I Can See Fortune

Could the protagonist's character be more ruthless? It's okay now. Will the protagonist's later character become weaker because of those women? I really want to know Can the girl with purple hair be killed? The Thirteenth Patriarch liked that person from his previous life, so I think it would be better to kill him. They can't be collected without killing them. Of course I still care about the character of the protagonist, nothing else matters [Learned]

It's a cool novel about unsystematic villains. Except for the beginning, which is a bit cliche, if you continue reading, you will find that this book is very interesting. It has strong rhythm, invincible background, invincible talent, harem, but you can't walk without seeing one. At present, there are a lot of foreshadowings, and harvesting the children of luck, but there are no restrictions. Don't worry, I have tried the poison. It is very worth reading, and it is not a holy mother!

Not bad, not bad. The author is very good at laying out a lot of foreshadowing to let us readers speculate, and the murderous Son of Luck doesn't need to be polished off too much. Nowadays, villains are sick and have to wear off their luck to kill. Some even say that if you confront the Son of Luck, you will lose your luck, and then avoid him to change the plot. The Son of Luck has not appeared in dozens of chapters, so your writing is very good and suits my taste, and it meets a lot of my needs for villains!

The protagonist should be more domineering and ruthless, and use whatever means necessary to destroy some women who are children of luck and the golden-fingered old man. The protagonist shouldn't just accept a woman when he sees one. It's the same as if he's never seen a woman before. Can't he just throw away the woman from the lower realm after using it? Damn it, the background is so big and it's useless. He's so polite to a woman from the lower realm. Damn, at least he said something to offend the protagonist but didn't eliminate the root cause, and said he's not afraid? Speechless, hot chicken.

Just don't give away a girl. People say the protagonist is too ruthless, but I think that's fine. Everyone has their own personality, this is a real villain. If you don't like it, others will! The author just needs to stick to his own style and don't be influenced by others [Like]

Come on, write according to your own outline. Anyway, I feel that the writing is quite good, but the identity of the protagonist is spoiled a bit early. Since writing a villain, of course you have to be more ruthless, kill when you need to, and keep when you need to. Also, try to write as few female supporting characters as possible who have a relationship with the protagonist. Come on, I will support you.

The subject matter is okay, and although the opening is cliche, it is acceptable. After all, it is better to be less accepting. But the realm system is not written clearly, it is written intermittently, and it is written only when needed. The world's macro-level, regional divisions, etc. Are also relatively vague. All in all, it's still acceptable. Let's see the follow-up development and update more. It's pretty good. After the Empress comes out later, there will be other foreshadowings gradually. It's good. I hope the foreshadowing doesn't turn into a trap🕳️

I finished reading it in one go, not bad, [like] Come on

Overall, the writing is pretty good. There is nothing toxic about it. Please support the new author.

Mainly because some people came from Notre Dame, so there's nothing they can do [laughing]