Reborn as a Villain: I Level Up by Humiliating the Protagonist
重生成反派，我靠羞辱主角升级
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 156k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Feel-Good Novels for a Male Audience
Looking for urban stories where only the protagonist and their trusted allies have special abilities.
High Martial Arts Setting, Rated 9.0 or Higher, and Not Mindless
System Stories With a Satisfying Plot That Won't Leave You Frustrated
Something comfortable to read.
Books That Grab You Right Away and Get More Addictive the More You Read
Looking for books like "Traveling the Country in an RV, I Became Famous in the Animal Kingdom".
Realistic Urban Fiction
In this world of desire, you are my last faith.
Any Stories with an Extremely Evil Villain Male Lead?
I want a villainous male protagonist who isn’t in a wish-fulfillment story, but instead slowly grows and develops.
Urban Story: The Hero Gets a System and All Kinds of Abilities
A contemporary urban novel where the protagonist obtains a System and gains all kinds of abilities.
I Like Easy, Mindless Power Fantasies for Male Readers. I'm Not Much of a Thinker Myself.
I'm not very interested in martial arts or cultivation novels. I prefer urban stories with imaginative twists.
The Male Lead Becomes a Wicked Father with Three or Four Future Villain Children and Raises Them
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating into a Book, I Became the Stepfather of Five Villainous Big Shots. The key is that he’s the father! The father!! The father!!!
Villain Stories Where the Male Lead Replays the Plot and the Female Lead Falls for the Villain
The female lead discovers that the protagonist is not a good person.
Urban Villain Stories Where the Protagonist Crushes the Chosen Ones
Fellow cultivators, if you know any urban novels where the protagonist isn't a bleeding heart and gets put through the wringer, send them my way so I can take a look. I won't turn down a good book 📖
The Protagonist Becomes the Villain, Yet Truly Stays Away From the Female Lead
I hope it's not one of those stories where you become the villain but still have a female lead, and then she keeps clinging to you. Those are awful. I've lost interest; my standards have gotten too high.
The Hero Is a Villain Reborn Twice and Wants to Follow the Plot, but the Heroine's Character Goes Off the Rails
The male lead is reborn as a villain and follows the original plot the first time around, but the System malfunctions. After he is reborn a second time, the female lead's character goes completely off the rails.
Reader comments 32
Translated by Google Translate
The protagonist of the story, Li You, was accidentally reborn in a novel called "The three-year period has come, and my son-in-law, the Dragon King, returns like lightning" and became a villain with the same name. This setting itself is full of attraction, and people can't help but wonder how Li You will survive and change his destiny in such a new world full of challenges and opportunities.
Li You was reborn as a villain, but he refused to succumb to fate, changed his fate against the will of nature, and slapped people in the face along the way.
He never expected to be reincarnated as a villain and not take the ordinary path.
The urban business war plot is exciting even if it is not written as a rebirth plot.
The protagonist has a system, and Long Aotian also has a cheat, so let's start a fight [laughing]
I suddenly found a good book. The plot is very unique and eye-catching. The story development is full of surprises. It is worth reading.
The author's writing is good, the plot content is also very attractive, the plot is also very full, and it can be seen that he has a lot of imagination
The author is so imaginative that he actually thought of humiliating the male protagonist by taking advantage of his father-in-law, which made him feel twice as happy.
The author's ideas are clear and the plot is confusing and fascinating. It's great to keep reading.
The author writes fluently and has a good grasp of plot development. Each protagonist in the play is vividly and vividly portrayed, and I look forward to future updates.