I Am the Invincible Great Villain

Unlike other protagonists who are instantly smitten with every woman they see, he kills without hesitation. I take back what I said. This book is less exciting than watching a ridiculous anti-Japanese war drama; the later plot drags on a lot.

Write more stories about killing off female leads. There's only one male lead, but countless female leads; you can kill them endlessly. If you have no women in your heart, drawing your sword will naturally make you a god.

It's very well written; the characters are decisive and ruthless, unlike other villains who try to seduce the female lead. They know how to use those destined for greatness when necessary, which I highly appreciate.

The ruthless killing of the female and protagonists in the early stages was quite impressive, and the later rebellion development was also very much to my liking. The author's logic and transitions were well-written, making it a high-quality book. I hope the author can write the climax of the rebellion and the elimination of the First Star later on.

This book tells the story of a protagonist who transmigrates into the body of a fake seventeenth prince. However, knowing the plot's direction, the protagonist gradually builds his power and strengthens himself to achieve revenge and unify the world, ultimately ascending to the throne.

The rating is low, but it's a rare gem of a book. The plot is clear, the logic is tight, and it's a world conquest story—I love this kind of story where things develop step by step from nothing. The protagonist isn't brainless or a saint. I hope it doesn't develop into a huge harem later on. Support the author!

With this royal advantage, there's no need to put oneself in danger; if it weren't for the protagonist, he would have died long ago.

The plot is quite good; I watched every single episode. It needs to feel like the opponents are evenly matched; overwhelming strength isn't interesting. I hope the protagonist's strength is just right, and that they act decisively. I think *The First Star* is better suited to a story of evenly matched opponents.

It's great! This is currently the best novel in the conquest genre. Others just summon generals and have systems all the time; it gets boring if it's too fast. Since the author has cultivation elements, maybe he could write about conquering other regions later? Looking forward to it! 💕

I read almost any genre of novels. While this one isn't a masterpiece, the plot isn't particularly formulaic, and it doesn't jump straight into a harem. I think it's still worth reading, especially considering it's on Tomato's list. 💕