[Comedy] [Ancient Martial Arts] [Sweet Romance] [Urban] [Everyday Life]
The first rule of surviving as a villain: Never let the protagonist pull off a successful flex.
The second rule of surviving as a villain: If the protagonist can't pull off a flex, the villain won't die.
Following these two rules, Gu Yun went down the path of villainy and never looked back.
"Who else?"
Gu Yun stood tall upon the earth. Before him lay every protagonist he had ever met, sprawled across the ground.
"As long as I say no, none of you protagonists will get to be protagonists."
From then on, Gu Yun stood atop the world, no longer afraid of any opponent.
But who could have guessed that this had originally been nothing more than an ordinary dating sim world?
Not too bad. The plot was a bit unpleasant at the beginning, and I felt that the protagonist was a little aggrieved. Later on, I felt a little better, but it was not enough. After all, it is interesting to have a good story that is not too outrageous. The most important thing is that the protagonist and the people around him are too young, and I feel that they have no sense of substitution. I hope they can be written about them as they grow up quickly. The levels of ancient martial arts are not clearly explained, and I feel that the plot develops a bit too slowly. It still doesn't feel like it has entered the main plot yet.