Proposing to the Villainess From the Start

Please update more! I love reading this. Don't be discouraged, author. There are just too few chapters right now. Once the word count increases, the popularity will rise.

Having read many novels featuring villains, I think this one is quite good. It was a very enjoyable read, and the plot twists were quite interesting. Author, keep it up! ^0^

Let me give an objective review. This book is actually quite good, with virtually no major flaws. However, some of the settings are a bit sloppy. For example, the female lead's awakened physique and the protagonist's sudden departure without protection, or the ambush to kill the chosen one's master being too childish—the difference in their cultivation levels is too great.

Humorous and lively! The biggest highlight is the way the protagonist acquires women. I hope the author keeps the protagonist true to himself; scheming and deception are fine, but please don't include control, sexual assault, or rape scenes. Also, don't write them as completely invisible or like decorative objects.

If you like stories that are decisive and ruthless without being overly sentimental, you can give this a listen. The protagonist is intelligent, cunning, and doesn't play dumb. The only downside is that the pacing is a bit slow after over a hundred episodes, but otherwise it's great. Please update faster! Stop slacking off! @ @ Three stars!

It's a good read, very enjoyable with few flaws. The pace of acquiring female characters is just right, not overly dramatic. The protagonist's strategies are also good; at least I found it comfortable to read. Those who dislike female leads and harems might not like it. The speed at which power-ups develop is also good, and the writing style is just right. Overall, a decent read.

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Excellent! The protagonist is resourceful and intelligent, quick to avenge wrongs and decisive in winning over women; the villains are also well-developed and charismatic, avoiding stereotypes. A rare and satisfying read, author, keep up the good work!

The writing is pretty good, especially the character of Emperor Liang, who was clueless about the art of ruling from above. He was incompetent and didn't know how to practice, yet he insisted on pretending, resulting in the deaths of several of his sons through his machinations! And then there's Chu Ling, who always thinks of the male lead first! 😏

It's pretty good. The plot is tight and doesn't drag on or become mindless. Also, the author corrected typos when they were made ❤️ I think that's quite good.