You Told Me to Be a Villain, So I Gave the Protagonist a System and Sent Him His Mother?

The author will update soon. Reduce your speed a little. Otherwise it will be blocked again. You see this is the only book you have written. If you continue like this, you won't have a book at all. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

It's all good in the beginning, but it's okay to write about how the author suddenly started to get sick [vomiting], about a villain looking for his wife, and a woman who was directly punched into a space crack by the protagonist and disappeared [awkward laugh]

This is the most awesome villain I have ever seen. He was said to be supreme, but he was almost driven to the edge by the protagonist in a small place. When I wrote about sending people to spy on the protagonist, I thought it was more strategizing. Any old man could beat the hero almost to death 😅. The protagonist's retaliation before death can even make the hero's woman disappear. They also talked about taking over the cause and effect of the protagonist and following a routine that is recognized by the super rich. Isn't this the protagonist? Who reads villain stories because of this?

Online supervision, please don't be blocked.

I am the first to comment

What the hell? I?

There is no process at all. It feels like a one-man show for the male protagonist. It is outrageous to summarize the heroine in one sentence.

I feel like you didn't feel happy about Hua Liyi's injury, but it felt a little bad.

Score points. . .

What rubbish..