
Villain: From the Start, I Force the Heroine to Do My Bidding
反派:开局逼迫女主,我为所欲为
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 189k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
83Chapters
1Reads
54.2kReads · all time
In booklists 4
Invincible Talent and a Forbidden Guardian of the Dao
The protagonist is cold-blooded and dark, not a goody-two-shoes, and has a mysterious past.
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The realms cultivated by all living beings are considered normal realms. There are always exceptionally gifted people who cultivate a realm to its utmost limit: this is called the Ultimate Realm. Those who reach it are heaven's favored ones. And where there are people who reach the Ultimate Realm, there are naturally those who break through it. Anyone who breaks through the Ultimate Realm is an Imperial Scion, the chosen one of their era.
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The Male Lead Is a Great Villain Who Takes in the Heroine
The male lead has a powerful faction.
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Reader comments 8
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So-so. You villain is still a little aggrieved, and people ridicule you casually. The Jun family of your family doesn't love you, but you love another person, the son of luck. Do you think this is poisonous? It's the villain who shouldn't be loved. He shouldn't have a strong talent. Your villain doesn't have his own talent. The cultivation level is not strong, and there is no unity. The father of the protagonist is nothing. Just don't keep the Jun family and just destroy the Jun family.
I've almost read the opening, and I can say that it's an average villain story, with a protagonist with some villain tags, but to be honest, this system is relatively ordinary, and it's an old routine. You can't directly kill the Son of Luck, but the protagonist's combat power is not that outstanding, and his scheming is just like that of ordinary people. Since you can't directly kill the Son of Luck, what about the heroine of Luck? I haven't been to the upper realm much yet, and now there are several children of luck in the lower realm, as well as those from the upper realm. Logic is a good thing, but you don't have it here. It's not the kind of plot that progresses layer by layer. It's written in a more radical way. A bunch of sons of luck and heroines of luck are in a place of opportunity in the lower world... What if they reach the upper world? Samsung, reserve your opinion
With two major backgrounds and a mother who only dotes on me, will I be short of resources if I devour them? I have to swallow a remnant soul that can be used, and I have to plan every step of the way.
The journey to the Nether will end soon.
What a crap! It's rubbish!
The villain protagonist should be ruthless and decisive. Whether it is the male protagonist or the female protagonist, let them be destroyed physically and mentally. And the villains should be like Gu Changge and Qin Wudao. Those who disobey will be killed
Don't let the villain be ridiculed anymore, okay?
Okay, but there are no comments that say it. Don't put it here in the comments. Is it good to mislead others? Let me tell you if you have seen it.