The Villainous Demon: Who Wants to Be the Hero?!

It's a great read. This is a villain novel where the villain has no system but is still intelligent, much better than some where the villain is nothing without a system. This book is a bit dark and not a wish-fulfillment novel, so those who like wish-fulfillment novels should avoid it.

A rare gem among recent books, the protagonist is a truly intelligent individual, unlike some others that rely on clichéd plots (escape from danger, hero saves damsel in distress, treasure hunt at a street stall…) and unchanging character archetypes (cold female lead, goofy male lead, villain who's a walking encyclopedia of experience…). Furthermore, some extremely basic rhetoric is praised as resourceful and cunning, or even as an insult that someone is absolutely untouchable. Worth reading.

This book was truly refreshing; unlike other villainous novels, it has no system, relying entirely on intelligence. Highly recommended! I just hope the author updates quickly. I'll be writing as much as possible, except when I'm eating. 😏😏😏😏😏

This is fantastic! It's the first time I've found a book I like on this app. Like the author of *The Legend of the Condor Heroes*, it speaks to the truth: "Fear is useless; only by facing despair can you embrace the future!" I read over 80 chapters in one night, and seeing the author want to give up still makes me feel sorry.

The world is not simply black and white; this book presents a rather novel perspective, it's just a pity the author stopped writing. The first protagonist is a typical "grassroots" protagonist in a light novel, whose growth relies entirely on luck. Lacking experience and depth, he dies quickly.

The author is a master of persuasive rhetoric, and this is a really good read! 👍

The world-building is vast, with numerous clashes of ideas that elevate the book's overall meaning. The distinction between good and evil, the battles between force and intrigue, and the protagonist's memorable descriptions and insightful dialogue all contribute to a far superior narrative compared to those weak, system-based villain stories.

"The Demon Arms Dealer" - I don't know if any veteran readers are interested; this is a relatively old book. I wonder how much longer the author can write. I'll just say it's in its mid-stages for now. Much of the content, especially the general principles discussed, is modeled after this book.

This book is very well written. The author has captured the protagonist's control over people's hearts (minor flaws can be ignored). The fact that people's interactions are all based on weighing their own interests is something that surpasses many similar novels. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Aside from being a little confused at the beginning, once the relationships were cleared up, it was smooth sailing! 😏 Also! Quick updates!!! 😆