Sorry, I'm on the Villain's Side

I have been updating for twenty days in a row, so it's not too much to give yourself a five-star rating [Chigua]

A very good novel, the writing is remarkable and the narrative rhythm is comfortable. The point is that the author knows how to make jokes, and the protagonist is not a eunuch. Unlike some novels where the protagonist is clearly aware of his own class and the villain should look like a villain. The title says that the villain turns out to be a virgin. To sum up, in the past I might pick up my brain and criticize cool articles frame by frame, but now I understand that the end of the bookworm is cool articles. We cannot criticize cool writing for the sake of criticizing cool writing. What we are resisting is brainless history, not something that the masses like to hear and see. Anything that can reduce the pressure on the masses and is logical is qualified.

The writing is quite good, but the people in the book drive too fast. I think I should write slower and be more detailed when driving.

It is a typical cool article, the content is concise and does not drag out. There is almost no poisonous point, but the author's word order expression is still a little lacking. Overall, it's a masterpiece.

Invincible, really invincible, the car is really fast, and it's really fun to watch.

The plot is clever and refreshing 👍 The other time traveler was super redundant and left unprocessed. There is obviously something wrong with Zofia, who she grew up with. She behaves like a green tea who is pampered by the protagonist's parents. Her strength is unknown and she has no authority to check it with the system. She obviously has the ability to control her mind. The protagonist's parents behave like they are being controlled. They care about the adopted child instead of the protagonist. The protagonist has been mentally controlled many times. Once he was controlled to give up killing another time traveler, and once he was controlled to let her stay with him (the protagonist wanted to believe her from the bottom of his heart after being controlled), which is a very reasonable saying that since he can't afford to offend, just keep it. The overall performance is too frustrating, and I don't know how the author can overcome it. Later in the plot, the protagonist starts to be all kinds of brainless and witty. As soon as he met Zofia, he seemed to be under mental control, making all kinds of excuses for her. At this point, the author completely failed to complete the plot and the character of Zofia. The protagonist is like a controlled chess piece (controlled to walk in front of Zofia involuntarily). The key is that he has no sense of crisis and is very aggrieved. Abandoned 😠

It's too fast, I can't stop it

There are no unexpected plot arrangements in this book, but it is very cost-effective and not disturbing. I am just curious about how the other time traveler will arrange it?

Everyone who understands should understand

It doesn't seem like there are many chapters, but the plot is quite interesting.