I'm the Ultimate Big Bad!

Thoughts after reading this book: The protagonist of this book has a high-end talent and background. His personality is decisive, calm and indifferent, and he will not be soft-hearted because of women. In the seventh chapter, he stabbed a woman. The protagonist was an old man in his 70s with no children in his previous life. In the first few chapters, you can figure out a little bit of the protagonist's character. When the protagonist was born, there were various visions, which was also a cool point. What makes me feel satisfied is that the protagonist of this book is not a white-robed god-king who guards the alien race in the abyss. The father is just a wretch who was killed in a battle with others. There is no such thing as the mother of the imperial goddess. There is just a pitiful person who was wiped out by the mother clan after giving birth to an heir (the setting of the white-robed god-king and the imperial goddess is really a poisonous point, but fortunately there is no such thing in this book). There is also no maid follower with terrifying talents (this is really awesome). The following paragraph is also quite interesting: But he is sure that with every extra step he takes, he will lose a bit of humanity, because he has already felt this way since his innate Taoist wheel completed the first turn (the transformation from humanity to divinity, it feels that the protagonist's character will be more indifferent and cold-blooded, and will most likely follow a ruthless path). In summary, this book can still be read. Although there are some shortcomings, it is still a readable book. The plot of this book is a little bit toxic when it turns into a mortal and ascends to heaven. This may be a new attempt by the author. Next, there may be a female protagonist. I hope she is also a person with an indifferent personality. Her status must be worthy of her status. The heroine can be made into an emotional tool, which can polish the book. The protagonist should focus on career. This book has a poisonous point. As a person with a very high status in the family, how could he not have an extremely large number of tool subordinates in his hands. . . . This comment is my humble opinion and only represents my point of view. Please do not criticize it. This book has shortcomings, but the author still needs to be given the opportunity to make subtle improvements.

It's not bad and worth a look, but the name is not attractive. I found it by clicking on it and took a look at it when I had nothing to do. It's very good. Maybe the author can change his name and more people might read it.

Very good, worth seeing

Can you elaborate on the division of realms?

The author writes well, keep up the good work