I’m the Fated Villain, and I Specialize in Crushing Protagonists

I think this book is very interesting, but I hope there are some extra chapters. I hope I can watch the birth of the protagonist's child, and I hope I can watch how many children were born. Although I thought it was very interesting, I felt that it ended too quickly, and I felt like I hadn't had enough of it.

Very good. I saw that the protagonist Lin Yexiao was directly turned off. Finally, the protagonist is not the above three.

This novel is deeply stunning and the narrative is captivating. The author's carefully designed plot and background make the whole story charming and irresistible. I especially like the delicate settings in the book. Every character seems to have vitality, making the whole world more colorful. However, the only pity is that the length of the story is a bit short, which makes people feel a little regretful. I look forward to the author continuing this fascinating story world in the future, further developing the characters and plots, and giving readers more profound experiences. Overall, this novel is an enjoyable literary journey. I look forward to the author's continuous progress on the creative path and bringing us more wonderful works.

The pacing is quite well controlled, and the ending is actually not too hasty. The story has reached this point, and it's a good time to end it. It's not because of excessive force value or messy physical constitution. The main reason is that if I continue to write, I may have to change the big map and the time. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Top post][Top post][Top post]

Villain writing is a breath of fresh air, it can even be said to be a breath of fresh air in the novel world. Men chasing women is a bit ahead of its time in male videos [facepalm], but I quite like reading this kind of thing. The minor flaw is that the pace is a bit slow, and there is no female protagonist until chapter 60. The only one is the heroine's best friend, a small supporting role, and she relied on the script just after they met. It would be nice if more words could be spent on describing it. The protagonist almost never encounters the child of destiny head-on. It's very enjoyable to watch the behind-the-scenes stories of doing bad things. There are still many places where logic doesn't make sense. For example, the female supporting actor's favorability is obviously very high, and after checking her character and ending, there is no need to threaten her at all. The same goes for the villain's younger brother. Even with the halo suppressing him, he still has to go overboard. But it's innocuous, overall it's pretty good [Top post][Top post][Top post] [top post][top post][top post]

It's good to watch. The villain's IQ doesn't mean that much when it's time to kill him. The heroine of the previous protagonist doesn't disappear as soon as the protagonist dies. She is also connected to the subsequent plot. Unlike other urban villain stories, the heroine basically goes to bed with her or disappears when the protagonist dies.

Although a bit shorter, this is a very villain-like villain among many villains in the novel.

Written very intelligently and truthfully Seeing my senior sister, I wanted to comment on it. The heroines are all quite unique, but there are so many heroines that I can't even get the rain and dew on them, and they're starting to fade away.

There is still something to see [eating melon]

The routines of villain stories are still the same, but this book is not so boring, and most of the time it is relatively relaxed and interesting. I used some pen and ink in the first few harems, but the pace is a bit faster later on, and I feel that I don't have as much care in writing as in the previous ones. It seems that I want to finish it, and the story is over as soon as the powerful plug-in is turned on. Overall, it is okay, you can read it [laughing and crying]