The Biggest Scoundrel in History

After reading everyone's comments, here's a brief summary of the questions raised. First, whether there is a female lead or not is certain. Without a female lead, Chen Luo, that old beast, will inevitably die alone. Some readers have said that there was a lot of focus on the female characters in the early episodes, which is true.

The plot was incredibly interesting, and the main character was right up my alley. My favorite part was Qiu Yuning's storyline. Qiu Yuning was an innocent and kind person from beginning to end; even when she died at Chen Luo's hands, she didn't doubt him and was still thinking of helping him. This character was truly well-developed, and her departure from the story was incredibly quick, but it left a lasting impression.

It's really good, but I don't know if there's a female lead. You can tell the male lead is a total straight man with no romantic subplot. He does a lot of weird things 😏 I hope the author keeps updating, doesn't stop, and doesn't have a bad ending! [Learned][Learned][Learned] (I hope there's no female lead; I think this kind of story gets worse with one.)

While the protagonist is indeed a bit cold-blooded, you have to admit that such people often climb higher. The entire story has no glaring flaws, the protagonist's personality is very likable, and the world-building is quite good. I love the author; I'll read all of their books from now on.

I absolutely love it. It's one of the few dark novels that I enjoy reading and can actually finish. I've read too many stories with righteous protagonists before, which has led me to only enjoy dark or realistic novels now. I hope the author won't abandon the project. I saw it on the recommendation list, and I believe it will only get better. It's fairly normal for the data to be not very good, considering this is a darker genre.

Some readers might have been deterred by the brutal killing of Qiu, the supposed number one figure in the righteous path. However, I feel this actually better reflects the character's personality—ruthless and unscrupulous in achieving his goals. It's been a long time since I've read such a good book.

🤔If we disregard the protagonist's treachery, this book is definitely a satisfying read.

It's pretty good; it's rare to see a protagonist who's purely evil these days. Unlike some villainous novels that are all bark and no bite, which label themselves as villains but then set up all sorts of so-called bottom lines to avoid offending those young readers who are always talking about moral values.

Having read hundreds of chapters, the protagonist is indeed a qualified demonic cultivator! He's genuinely evil, purely selfish, willing to do anything for his own benefit… This gives readers a sense of satisfaction, but I hope the author doesn't give him a happy ending! Everything else is secondary… after all, the fundamental values ​​can't be corrupted, right? 😎

I was laughing so hard I was pounding the bed in bed in the middle of the night, and my mom scolded me 🌿, but it was so good! Please update more, author! [Please update more!][Please update more!] I rewatched it, and the male lead's time as the sixth-ranking member of the sect was a bit shorter later on.