Villain: I Supercharge the Protagonist's Golden Finger
反派：我把主角金手指超级加倍了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 478k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Other names
- Villain: When I Meet the Protagonist, I Hit Back Twice as Hard反派：遇到主角，反手超级加倍Alternate title on Fanqie
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A gem among villainous novels, the women who deserve it get their way, and those who deserve to be killed get killed; there are hardly any bad points. In other novels, the appearance of a female lead is incredibly annoying, making me not want to read anymore, purely because the author's writing is bad. But in this novel, the female lead's presence feels completely natural, and it's actually quite enjoyable to read; there are virtually no bad points.
It's good, very good. At least there aren't many "sisters" (younger sisters/mistresses). The protagonist's relationships with women are purely physical; he never indulges them. Unlike other villainous novels where the protagonist claims to have many women while claiming to suppress the main character, the villain probably can't even remember all the women he's taken in—it's disgusting.
A ten-year longtime fan is here! 🤦🤦 It still has the same domineering CEO personality, much better than those villainous novels. Those villainous novels are written as comedies, and they feel like immature children to me. This one is very mature... The methods and mentality are definitely the same as in the old book.
What a divine book! Tang Jia San Shao was moved to tears upon reading it, and Tian Can Tu Dou sighed in admiration. No… this must be one of the Four Great Classical Novels—absolutely the number one of the 21st century! This is a masterpiece; even the most magnificent works like *Saint Ruins* pale in comparison! *Battle Through the Heavens* is no match for it. Almost lacking in depth!
I've only seen a few chapters so far, but the protagonist is right up my alley. He's very good, decisive and ruthless, and not indiscriminate in his pursuits. However, I hope there's no romantic pairing (personally, I hope there's no romantic pairing because I think the protagonist's family background is so powerful! What's the point of having a female lead? To hold him back?
The protagonist of this book is absolutely perfect for me. He's not a saint, decisive and ruthless, and there aren't many female characters, yet he doesn't show any weakness just because she's a woman. Unlike other protagonists whose fates are resolved over hundreds of chapters, the other chosen ones are dealt with immediately upon their arrival.
Great book, a true villain novel! Most others use the villain guise to portray the protagonist as a chosen one doing villainous things, and those who just take advantage of the female lead are disgusting.
I've read over 30 chapters so far, and it's really much more enjoyable than other urban villain stories. At least it doesn't revolve around women and harass the "protagonist." I hope it doesn't turn into some ridiculously overpowered fantasy story later on.
Overall, it's at least one of the top two urban villain novels I've ever read. I'm not sure about the first one, I think I forgot ㄟ( ▔, ▔ )ㄏ so this one might be the first. It's pretty good, the characters are intelligent, and their personalities fit the villain archetype. Overall, it's quite good.
This is the only novel where I've seen the protagonist fully utilize their background. After all, villains have their own advantages besides their special abilities, like their families. Some villainous novels don't rely on their family's abilities, just their own special abilities. Overall, this novel is not bad.