I'm the Villain, So How Could I Possibly Be Rejected?

After reading Chapter 17, the author may want to create an antagonistic protagonist who does not rely on force or background, but it gives the impression that the original protagonist has been given a lot of slack, and his development is directly watched. Later, he may want to suppress it, and use the same old routine to grab the things the protagonist buys, just so-so.

It's not bad. I'll give it five stars for now, but I'll have to change it later if it becomes a harem. I hope it's a single heroine

I don't understand. Is this a villain?

Not great. The first woman broke off the engagement and it was over in a few words. Fast forward to the second woman. It's mindless and I don't want to read it anymore