The Villain's Story Begins with Saving the Hero's Mother
反派，从救下主角娘亲开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 633k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- The System Told Me to Live Off Women, but I Turned to Capitalist Interference系统让我吃软饭，我反手资本干涉Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've Been Reading Too Many Recommended-List Novels and My Cultivation Has Regressed. Fellow Daoists, Please Find Me an Antidote
Novel Recs Plaza!
Everyone, please recommend some good books! If you're out of things to read, come on in!!
High-Quality Villain Stories: No Showing Off, No Stupid Plot. Please, I Beg You.
Urban stories with villain protagonists.
High-Quality Villains Are Extinct! Deal with It!
Any High-Quality Stories with One Heroine and No Womanizing? Please Recommend Some!
Are there any stories with a more devoted male lead?
Any Novels Where the Male Lead Lives Off a Woman?
Looking for books like "I Really Don't Want to Live Off a Woman".
Raising a Good Father
Looking for something similar to Dad, Stop Hiding and Come Out of the Mountain. You're Unbeatable!
Realistic Capitalists, Not Do-Gooders
I want to read something like "Reborn as a Super Tycoon". It should be logical, realistic, and the protagonist shouldn’t be a bleeding heart.
Middle-Aged Protagonist, with a Wife from the Start and a Son and Daughter Around 18
Strong male friendships, male-oriented, no romance.
Villain Stories, Highly Recommended
Tons of Harem Stories
I want to read something similar to Villain: The Day I Was Born, Ten Empresses Came Knocking. This book is amazing, with a huge harem and a pretty fast pace. The protagonist is a villain, but doesn’t waste time rambling.
Villain Stories Where the Male Lead Replays the Plot and the Female Lead Falls for the Villain
The female lead discovers that the protagonist is not a good person.
Villain + Extraordinary Origins + Kills the Protagonist + Not Bound by Fate. Anything Like That?
Transmigrate into a villain with an invincible background, and defy the will of Heaven without a care.
Female Master and Male Disciple, with the Master in Love with Her Disciple
I think I’m ready to give it a try. Any recommendations, experts? Please!
Villains, Villains, Villains! I Want Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Villain!!!
I want to read books similar to "Fantasy: I Am the Villain, Certified by the System." I don't want the kind where the protagonist is a villain but acts like an idiot. They should be clever and cautious.
Multiple Female Leads, High-Rated or Solid New Fantasy Novels, Honghuang Stories Welcome Too
Looking for books similar to Keeping a Diary in the Jie Sect, and Tongtian’s Been Played.
My Harem Is Empty Again. Any Recommendations, My Ministers?
The Finest Harem Romance Ever, A Masterpiece of the Genre
Looking for books similar to The Path to Immortality: My Fate Is Not My Own. Fellow readers, take a look.
Any Stories With a Super-Powerful Male Lead Who Takes on Female Disciples, and They Fall for Their Master?
I'm out of books to read...
Fantasy: Imperial Heir, Invincible Background, Immortal Clan, Upper and Lower Realms
Anything Similar? Please!
Looking for books like "Who Made This Kid the Eldest Senior Brother? (The Eldest Senior Brother Is a Little Busy)." Any similar ones? Please recommend imaginative xuanhuan fantasy.
Recommend Harem Novels!!
Looking for books like "Immortal Martial Emperor". Cultivation, fantasy, or transmigration are all fine!
Villain Protagonists with a Heroine, but No Harem: Preferably Long Reads
Any Fantasy Harem Novels With Lots of Romance?
Looking for books like My Rebellious Disciples Are All Stunning Beauties: Even My Aloof Master Has Fallen for Me (Beauties of the Three Realms). Preferably a fantasy harem with plenty of romance, no annoying elements, and lots of chapters. Less fighting, more focus on the relationships! Something like this one!
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I, the Villain, Have Been Spoiled Silly by the Hero and Heroine
The Villainous Heir: From the Start, I Claim the Chosen One's Older Sister
Villain: Madam Cult Master, Please Behave Yourself!
All Beings Are Pieces on a Chessboard: They All Think I'm a Good Person
The Protagonist and the Villain Are Both My Disciples
Villain: I Force the Protagonist’s Dao Companion to Marry Me Before I Die
Why Are You Looking for Me, a Villain, Instead of the Male Lead?
Chosen Villain: Starting by Helping Nalan Yanran Break Off Her Engagement
Villain: The Blade Has Fallen. Do You Regret It Now?
Villainous Blond: Stop It, You Rebellious Disciple!
Villain: Heavenly Dao Sis, Keep Your Eyes Closed! I'm the Chosen One
From the Start, I Have the Underworld King's Quotations: I'm a Philosophical Villain!
Everything Goes My Way, So How Am I the Villain?
The Saint's Inner Thoughts Are Overheard, and the Heroines Throw Themselves at Him
The Villain Empress's Favorite Courtier, and I'm Over the Moon!
Fated Villain: I Rip Out the Heroine's Supreme Bone from the Start!
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Outstanding and refreshing. This villain novel is written like a behind-the-scenes story. It blends various references from multiple films, novels, and animations. The author is quite talented, and the plot is hilarious. Author is awesome…
The plot is fast-paced; it's already over 50 chapters, which is comparable to some filler articles with 200 chapters. Keep it up!
It's definitely not mindless; the author didn't spout nonsense or resort to mindless, blatant mockery. The protagonist is also very purposeful, not just reacting to every situation as it arises, but demonstrating independent thinking. Overall, while the writing style has its flaws, it deserves a five-star rating. 😘😘
Based on what I've seen so far, this book is really good. The author's writing style is also good, the content is humorous, and the logic is sound. It's just that it doesn't get much traffic, so I'm making this clear here!
The book is good, but the protagonist's character is too pretentious. He's a kept man who can't stand up for himself, relies on the system to get ahead but then constantly complains about it, and there's a lot of rambling. There are multiple female leads, and the system rewards them with a "favorability rating" ability; the higher the cultivation level, the higher the initial favorability rating…
Judging from the current situation, this book is probably less than 500,000 words, which is a bit short. The author's previous book was less than 300,000 words. I generally don't read short stories like this. The plot is quite novel, and the author is a skilled race car driver. The writing style is a bit simplistic, but it's not too bad.
This novel is really interesting; it's very imaginative. The female lead is well-developed, and my favorite is Xinyi—she's very gentle and always considerate of the male lead, like a caring older sister. The beginning is interesting, but the later parts aren't as exciting.
The storyline is quite interesting, and it seems alright from the first few chapters I've read. It also has its flaws, often consisting of long paragraphs that severely test the reader's ability to punctuate sentences. Another issue is that this system appears a bit too frequently, which is not a good thing for a newbie like me. Overall, I'd rate the reading experience a 3.5 Stars; it's worth a try if you're looking for something to read.
Even monkeys and birds hesitated, fearing the written edict; wind and clouds constantly protected the storehouse. In vain the general wielded his divine pen, only to see the surrendered king flee in his carriage. Guan Zhong and Yue Yi were truly talented, but Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were without fate—what could they do? Years later, passing by the ancestral temple in Jinli, I composed the Liangfu poem, my regret lingering.
I've read over ten chapters, and this book is truly excellent. Ah, good books are always unassuming, while bad books are always wildly popular. (Based on over ten years of experience reading novels.)