Villain: Win Over the Number One Female Lead from the Start

It's good, especially the scenes depicting the male protagonist's fights. Without hesitation, he ripped off an arm, hehe, great! The only flaw is that the author could perhaps provide more details about Wang Qing's character panel and the different realms he's at. Otherwise, it's very vague, giving me the impression that the male protagonist reaches his peak right from the start.

It's still acceptable in a villainous story! The female lead conspired with the villain to poison her! The villain only wanted to easily seduce and influence the female lead, but she didn't agree! Someone who wanted to harm her didn't want her dead; she was at least half-crippled.

It's great! The action is decisive and ruthless, the plot is clear, and most importantly, it's not toxic. It doesn't ramble on; it uses strategy when possible, and if not, it acts decisively without any hesitation. [I've learned something!] (Not a shill!) The protagonist, as the antagonist, should ideally have a very powerful background, perhaps being one of the few sects surpassing all hidden sects, or even the strongest. [Learned]

Decisive in action, multiple female leads, good-looking.

It can be decisive and swift, unlike others who are indecisive and hesitant.

It can also have a villainous vibe.

It was fantastic, I'm giving it five stars right away 😎

Very good, highly recommended

All I can say about this book is how short the author's work is.

It's pretty good, worth a look.