The Villain’s Diary: Why Does It Feel Like You’re All Acting?
反派日记：怎么感觉你们在演我
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Act, Act, Act. Is Acting All You Ever Do?演演演，就知道演我是吧Alternate title on Fanqie
- Villain’s Diary: Why Does It Feel Like You’re All Acting Against Me?English name
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This is a breath of fresh air in the genre of villainous novels. The villain doesn't act like a saint to win the heroine's affection, and the protagonist isn't mindless and says that all opportunities and women are his own. Plus, the author has a lot of witty remarks. I love it!
Indeed, villainous novels often smear the chosen one of destiny. The chosen one carries the fate of a world; how could they possibly be a morally corrupt and treacherous villain? Many authors deliberately belittle and smear the chosen one of their own kind to give their protagonists a "justifiable cause."
This is the best version of the villain's inner thoughts (I guess the diary counts too) that I've seen so far; it never strays from the theme. Unlike some other works that focus solely on cultivation and end up losing the female lead, this one won't.
It's alright, fairly standard, with complex elements, suitable for many beginners and those experiencing a reading slump. This is the review from a veteran reader who's been suffering from a reading drought for the past few days. The reason the protagonist maintains the general plot from falling apart is that if he didn't, even if he became invincible in the end, he would be forced into a new cycle of reincarnation, essentially a restart…
It's a great read, I loved it. It's one of the few pseudo-villain stories where the original protagonist is a normal person. I personally think Nangong's emotional changes are very well written; you can feel the gradual build-up, the slow interaction, and how their relationship grows stronger without feeling forced.
The main style is as follows; it's really interesting, and there's just not enough of it. The sect leader outwardly denied it, but inwardly he was absolutely certain. That's right, it was me who orchestrated this. I arranged this battle. I'm the sect leader, so what if I secretly manipulated things?
In short, it's a small-scale work, harmless (at least I didn't notice any), worth watching. I'd give it four stars, but as for why I gave it five… Overall, it's a very slice-of-life story. The author's writing style is very casual, or rather, light and easygoing. The plot development is also rather bland and uneventful. The whole story is plain and uneventful, like plain water.
It's pretty good. It's a family-friendly novel, so many minor flaws aren't worth nitpicking. The original protagonist is also a qualified protagonist, not the kind of villain who's just a protagonist in disguise (criticizing most fake villain novels). The style is more everyday and full of jokes.
The original owner was passionate and righteous, and didn't engage in unwarranted criticism. The villain (protagonist) is a lazy bum trying to pass the game. Xiaoyu, a dark horse, unexpectedly rises to prominence. Without a diary, she believes in the villain and is very determined. [It would be even better if she could win him over.]
It's pretty good, very funny, a bit like madcap literature, but it's too short. Don't let that Li guy get the male lead, it's worse than death ╯╰ Just my personal opinion.