The Villain Chosen by Fate: After the Engagement Is Broken, the Goddess Begs for Forgiveness

Although I know it's to advance the plot, honestly, those three people were disgusting.

A novel about a chosen one who uses the villain's name, but they insist on calling the chosen one the villain. =_= The ocean is all water.

Negative review. The cultivation techniques are suitable for villains, but the system is a bit messy. The first system reward brought me to the mid-stage Martial Spirit realm, the second reward was a divine-level technique called "Free and Easy Technique," which then disappeared.

It's so annoying to read. The chosen one of destiny hasn't died yet after more than 50 chapters. What's with the villainous protagonist?

Honestly, I wouldn't even give it one star. Just look at the first eight chapters—what a load of rubbish! Martial Spirit Poison breaks through twice, the Ultimate Freedom Craft disappears later, and the Heavenly Grade Spirit Jade becomes level nine! The plot is good, but the content is contradictory. What the hell?

It's a patchwork, but not a complete patchwork. The names of the realms don't matter, just copy them if you want! Most importantly, the entire text is practically full of typos, I'm speechless. The timeline is too messy, and it's padded out. The plot is riddled with holes. Take that eighth-grade alchemist, for example. The character is inserted, but the reason is utterly lame.

Author, keep it up!

Not very good-looking 😅😅😅😅😅

There are too many typos, and the old man is even supposedly mentally deflated—it's ridiculous. Could someone who's cultivated to that level really be an idiot? This villain is more like the chosen one than the chosen one himself; he'd be more like a protagonist in a wish-fulfillment novel.

It's too messy; I don't recommend reading it. There are too many complaints. Elementary school students might be able to take a look, but middle school students and above will probably find it hard to get through.