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

I found this book very enjoyable, but I wish there were some side stories or extra chapters, and I'd like to see the main characters' children born, and how many children they had. Although I found it very enjoyable, I felt it ended too quickly; I felt like I hadn't had enough.

Very good. I saw that the protagonist, Lin Yexiao, was immediately turned off. At least the protagonist isn't one of the three mentioned above.

This novel is truly stunning, with a captivating and engaging narrative. The author's meticulously crafted plot and setting imbue the entire story with charm, making it utterly immersive. I especially loved the book's delicate character development; each character seemed to possess a life of their own, enriching the world even further.

The pacing was excellent, and the ending didn't feel rushed. The story reached a point where a conclusion was appropriate. It didn't fall apart due to excessive power levels or messy character stats; mainly because continuing would have meant changing the map and timeline. 🤔🤔🤔💕💕💕 [Bump][Bump][Bump]

It's a breath of fresh air in the world of villainous novels, and even in the novel world itself. The idea of a man pursuing a woman is a bit ahead of its time in male-oriented fiction 🤦 But I quite enjoy reading this kind of story. The minor flaw is that the pacing is a bit slow; I've read sixty chapters and there's still no female lead.

It's a good read. The villains weren't so foolish when they needed to be killed, and the female leads didn't just disappear after the protagonist's death; they were still connected to the later plot. Unlike other urban villain novels where the female lead basically either ends up in bed with the protagonist or disappears after the protagonist dies.

Although it's a bit short, this is a villain who is very much like a villain among many villain stories.

It's very well written and realistic. Seeing this, I'd like to comment. The female leads are all quite distinctive, but there are so many that it's impossible to give them all equal attention, and they've started to fade into the background.

There are still things to see 🍉

The villainous plot follows the usual formula, but this book isn't as tiresome. It's mostly lighthearted and interesting. The first few harem scenes were given some attention, but the pacing quickened towards the end, making it feel less polished than the earlier parts. It seems like they wanted to end it; a powerful plot twist brought the story to a close. Overall, it's alright, worth a read. 😂