[System + immortality + lovably nasty villain + sly schemer + no female lead + extreme caution + feel-good, no angst]
From the start, he transmigrates into a little beggar in a ruined temple. He’s only three and a half years old, and he’s about to wet himself.
[Ding! Villain System successfully bound! Commit one evil deed a day to earn points!]
[Main quest: Defeat the protagonist and become the invincible ultimate villain]
Su Hao: “Do you think I haven’t read novels? The protagonist is protected by the Heavenly Dao. Pick a fight with him and I’m dead!”
As long as he keeps pouring points into his lifespan, he can live forever.
If he lays low for a billion years, develops in secret, and outlives the protagonist, doesn’t that make him invincible?
So, when forced to choose between growing stronger and adapting, he chose to become twisted;
and when forced to choose between doing evil and being decent, he chose to be a dog.
…
The road to immortality is long. Su Hao even raises a real yellow dog named Ouyang Wangcai, wandering the world with him and doing evil wherever they go.
He robs the bandits who tried to rob him, and kidnaps the traffickers who tried to abduct him.
He sets fire to the cultivators who tried to burn him, and kidnaps the criminals who tried to kidnap him.
“Heh heh heh, I’ll make you help me cultivate!”
System: [Wait... who taught you to be a villain like that?]
From then on, a legend spreads across the land about a sly schemer who weighs thirty jin, twenty-nine of it pure rebellion, and specializes in preying on predators.
A folk song even goes:
“Su Hao’s feet scurry, Wangcai’s eyes grow hazy. The two dogs run side by side. How could anyone tell which one is human?”
The author's writing is excellent, setting it apart from those generic, data-driven articles. It has its own story, with a good balance of detail and summary, avoiding the tedium of excessive inner monologues or narration by the protagonist, or the padding of half a chapter with exclamations from passersby.
I especially love the author's writing style and prose. Such a good book shouldn't remain unknown. Author, I support you! Author, I hate you 😢 Why did you manage to make it all so abruptly end like this?
Sure, sure, looking forward to the rest of the story.
I'll tell you, considering how excellent your book is, that if it had been published two years ago, it would definitely have survived. However, the content feels like this kind of book would be great as a story, but most people read novels for the feeling. This book reminds me of reading a book from two years ago—meaning it lacks originality.
This book is quite creative, please update it soon, and please don't write a bad ending. Thank you. I've been a bookworm for 10 years and finally found a book I'm interested in. Please don't write a bad ending!
The villain has a female lead and his own henchmen. Author, you wrote very well. Keep it up! The villain has his own gang. The villain should be more powerful.
I've read up to chapter 27 and the plot is pretty good, so why is no one rating it? And it's a longevity-themed story with no female lead (◦˙▽˙◦)
It was very good, but the ending was quite abrupt.
It seems like it just started and it's already over.
Holy crap! How did it end already?! Wasn't this just the beginning?! 6