The Villainous Freak’s Female Heroine Training Plan

I really like the characters written by the author. The portrayal of the heroine is also very plump. Although the popularity is a bit low at the moment, the author must persevere [please update] Wuhu! Finally hot! Before, I was afraid that this book would become a pigeon. From now on I am an old fan! (It would be better if the relationship between Yu Ying and Xing Yuan is regarded as the Joker and Batman)

Generally speaking, there are relatively few books like Tomato. The writing is quite fluent. Come on 👍

This subject matter is quite fresh, but the author is not very experienced, but it suits my taste. It feels like watching a tokusatsu? The protagonist is not so perfect and seems more real to a certain extent. This unique awkwardness suits me inexplicably [laughs]. Maybe it's the subject matter that makes awkwardness less disgusting to me 🤭 Let me know if the author has a chance to revive this book! This book has become close to my heart. Please tell me if it can be updated. If not, please tell me!!!!!

I really like it. I spent one night reading this book. It's really great. I'm so excited about the Death Star. 🥰

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! The characters' IQs are online and the protagonist is not purely crushed. Almost all the battles are based on his own IQ's. What a treasure.

Ahem, after adding it to the bookshelf for 39 days, I suddenly realized that I didn't seem to have written any book reviews... ⊙ω⊙. Regarding this protagonist, I want to say... It's too appetizing. Not too strong, not too weak. At that level, it looks very comfortable. The previous content does make people easily think of the protagonist as a clown (although the author originally wanted to do it this way), but in fact, I think it is only the first few chapters. I don't understand those who say that the farther back you go, the more clown-like you look. Maybe your understanding is different. But... A clown in that sense. You can't hit it with eight poles, right? And dog-licking... How should I put it, slowly raising a character you like can be called dog-licking? Then I guess most people are dog-licking, and even have some special attributes →_→. This kind of thing is difficult to understand anyway. That's it, come on, author. This book is one of the few treasures on my bookshelf [Cherish it carefully]

The protagonist has a good personality, but it's great without a female protagonist. I really don't know why the author used this name as the title of the book. When I first saw this title, I had no desire to read it. Later, when I was facing a book shortage, I read it and found that it was too fragrant and not too toxic. I hope the author will continue to work hard and not let down our expectations.

Come on, yes, it can be used as a pension document. Keep writing hard and keep your style unchanged. Write at least about 5,000 pieces. Write it like a pension. I like having a little plan in my daily life. Write articles that see things through but don't tell them. Then slowly expand the worldview. The author can do it, go for it.

Watching this book makes me feel like I'm chasing stars, and I don't even have any thoughts of keeping a book. This feeling of reading is so refreshing, and I can read enough every time it is updated, and it makes me want to read the next chapter, and I can't stop. There are also very interesting things said by people in the comment area and the audience in the live broadcast room of the book.

It's a good book. It's relatively short and hasn't collapsed yet. I can read it. As far as the setting is concerned, it's quite interesting. The hero and the villain are fateful rivals, and they are still a great man and woman. Is it the villain who falls in love with the villain, or is it the villain's conspiracy? But I don't understand the reputation value of the villain. Maybe I didn't look carefully. Why is it that basically everyone around the world knows the protagonist, but the reputation value is only 10,000? Is it because the protagonist can only be considered half a villain? Although it can be seen that the author is foreshadowing the plot, such as nightmares and rewards, but it is actually useless in terms of the current plot, or it is just a riddle. As for the emotional line, I'm really curious if the author has considered this thing? Single heroine or harem? Not to mention anything else in Shadow League, there are two women who have a crush on the protagonist, plus two decent ones, but it seems that the author's emotional description of the protagonist is not visible. Li Xingran seems to be a star chaser, or a foil? It always feels a bit like licking a dog, and of course there are some changes from Li later on. Appreciation for Korea, maybe cooperation? Concern about who is behind the scenes? Zhao is too young, Jiang is too young, Fang is reluctant but the protagonist doesn't seem to have any feelings, Deng doesn't seem to have any, the high priest has it but the protagonist doesn't. Finally, I hope the author will update more to better develop a world of heroes and villains.