Villain: I'm Reborn, Please Let Me Go!

It's pretty good to read more than 50 chapters. Although it's a villain story, it's much more normal than most villain stories. Otherwise, how could a normal person start killing people casually within less than a day after traveling through the past? The characters of the villain and the protagonist are not so twisted and relatively upright. Most of the villain stories I read The original protagonist of the novel and the character of the protagonist are both so twisted that it makes people wonder how God chose such a person as the son of fate, and the villains in the novels all have one thing in common, which is that the protagonist in the early stage looks like a dog, a humble gentleman, etc. After a few chapters, it only takes a few days to get straight to the point. His personality changed. The men teased him and said that he was a direct genocide, and the women teased him and said that he was a rbq. Basically, those authors have forgotten one thing, that is, after years of accumulated influence in modern times, it is impossible to become a disabled person in just a few days after arriving in a place without any psychological counseling. Tolerating violence, of course, it may be different for those children who are born to be violent. In this type of time travel, I suspect that he has killed several people before he traveled through time. It may also be because the authors think this is too holy. If you don't kill someone on the ground, it won't look pretentious or cool [face covering] I saw the latest chapter 198. The protagonist and the system confirmed the Taoist couple relationship. However, for those female protagonists who have had close contact with the protagonist, the protagonist is still indecisive and has to make decisions constantly. He wants to open a harem but does not want to do it himself. He wants those female protagonists to be more conscious about opening a harem for themselves. They have done all this with kissing and touching, and they still die like this. I don't like this kind of little day. The writing method of the sub-eunuch series, and it didn't look good after the invasion, and it started to be repeated. Before, I thought that the protagonist was relatively normal, took life seriously, and would not kill innocent people indiscriminately. It seems that I thought too much. It is indeed the same as the protagonists I mentioned before. Once the protagonist has the power to be invincible in this place, the protagonist's personality will change. Son, later on people's lives became like nothing, and later they basically killed people just to sell their feelings. What is the total population of the earth? What is the concept of the protagonist destroying more than a billion people on the earth alone? It is said that these people should be killed because they have resentment towards the protagonist. It is even more outrageous later on. You have destroyed other people's countries and relatives, and you can't let others have resentment towards you. If so, then After death, basically those who survive are spies and traitors. These people have no grudges against the enemies who attack their country. The protagonist also hopes to recruit these people who do not resist others. At the beginning, he is submissive. He knows that he can do whatever he wants in this place. Later, I will not eat beef. I can only say that after seeing the other world and attacking there, it will be over. The more I watch later, the more boring I will be.

Brothers can't publish it, it shows dynamic review, let's see if it can be published tomorrow.

This book is also good. Regardless of the grievances and hatreds, I also like the type of finding a place to retire, farm and raise children in peace.

Much better than the previous version, but there are still some minor flaws but they are acceptable. The subject matter is still the same, so I might try writing something else in my next book. Come on! [Top post]

Good book, really, but as of August 7, 2024, there is no female protagonist.

In fact, I am still quite curious about the ending of the male protagonist. Will he return to his hometown, or become an immortal and stay in this world to accompany the female protagonists? Or should he become an immortal and stay in this world, occasionally return to his hometown to visit his parents, or return to his hometown with his daughters. After seeing the author's comment, I feel relieved after returning home and destroying my little life. After traveling between the two worlds, at least it is a perfect one. I can go back to my hometown to see my parents and relatives, and can be with the girls in this world.

Destiny is really an interesting thing. It goes round and round and always develops in the most wonderful direction.

My bean, it was updated last year, but I just got it this year, why is no one looking at it? Well, the author let himself go later, and it's really not interesting anymore.

You think, after the protagonist returns to Blue Star, he sees that his parents had an accident in order to find him, or that Blue Star was directly destroyed. How fun would it be?

Very good content