After Entering a World of Eerie Rules, I Became the Villain

The beginning is really amazing [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] There is no sense of inconsistency that is forced on the protagonist so that the protagonist cannot notice it. I just love it so much [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] Woohoo, it's been a long time since I've seen this genre that's particularly to my liking. Author, come on, give me a kiss (*´з｀*)ﾉ[Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]

It's really super good-looking. I've read several similar articles before, but I couldn't stand them at all! In order to prevent the protagonist from discovering that he is a boss, the protagonist in those articles has no brains, but this one is different. It's really good-looking, and there are currently no surprises. The description of women is also very normal, without any ambiguous plots. The protagonist really comes from that kind of peaceful era! He looks like a pitiful little boy who strayed into the swamp, but he is actually very powerful! It's just that he doesn't know it, and he mastered his own writing rules very well when he realized his abilities, and he can always be realistic. I thought he would join the official organization, but he didn't. I was really super excited about this. It's rare to find a person who doesn't completely trust the authorities like a fool!!

It's not a cool novel, but the protagonist is very strong, as strong as a supermodel Is it a very new kind of humanism, goodness in the eyes of a pessimist...? Thanks to the strength of the protagonist, otherwise this kind of direct elimination of the protagonist on the pretext of unwarranted charges is still in the situation where the protagonist has just saved many people in full view. Yue Fei in the Internet article... Is also called a prophet who is at a high level and has decision-making power. Whether it is foresight or something else, at least the protagonist is now strong and can deal with They shouldn't have the idea of attacking the boss first if they can't deal with it. They are afraid that the protagonist will be too powerful to eliminate in the future, but for now, they can't eliminate those bosses. Instead of eliminating them for the so-called righteousness, they should use their poor innocence to resist foreign enemies. I'm really speechless here. I always feel that the prophet is one of the few righteous indigenous people in this rotten world. Unfortunately, the things he does are done with a look down from above. So apart from the protagonist, there is no one who is sober and righteous, right? In fact, after reading the current update, I have really mixed feelings. A bright, clear, simple, kind and dull person, after enduring so much malice, is still bright, clear, simple, kind and dull. It has the meaning of an absurd fairy tale, which can be regarded as an extreme savior complex. At present, the protagonist is just a bystander who comes from another world and possesses powerful power without knowing it. People in this world are struggling to survive under the influence of monsters in the other world. They have become very crazy, paranoid, and confused, and have almost lost their basic judgment ability. It should be a grand tragedy. I feel a little hopeful after watching it. In the end, the protagonist fails to save the world, and the last kindness is tainted. The red moon hangs high in the wasteland.,,

It's quite interesting. The male protagonist has a really good personality. He is not a traditional holy father. Sometimes he sees the male protagonist suffer but doesn't care. He hates the fact that iron cannot become steel. Although the title of the novel is that the protagonist has become the villain, the male protagonist is doing the work of a savior. It's frustrating. People watching it roll their eyes wildly. The protagonist really has no sensitivity and is constantly being fooled. In the words of former colleague Xiao Yu, he is "a soft person. He can bully anyone twice. He has more work than others." He is also constantly stabbed in the back by others. It's so painful [crazy] Part 2: The ending is a bit rushed and inexplicable

Well, is it that kind of inexplicable invincibility? Hahahaha, I'm not very good at summarizing. However, I see that there are no flaws so far, and the author's writing style is guaranteed. It's still worth pursuing. But is the protagonist considered a novice in the early stage? Looking forward to knowing the truth about the transformation later. But the copies drawn by the protagonist are not described in detail, woohoo. I'm really looking forward to something like that later, for example, when he draws it, arranges a role for himself, and then calls himself a god in the dungeon. . Hee hee, count me as a little bit of bad taste. Good luck to those who like to watch movies without female protagonists. There has been no ambiguity so far, and I feel like there won't be any in the future. Much better than those who sell dog meat on sheep's head.

The male protagonist has no cp. At the beginning, the protagonist is strong but does not know it. Later, he knows some of his abilities (the stronger ones are not yet known). The protagonist's character is that of a clear college student, but he also has his own considerations. The plot has currently moved from one map to another. The styles of these two maps are different (nonsense_(:з∠)_). The first map should be used to show the protagonist's abilities and part of the world view. The second map has many small foreshadowings. I am looking forward to the moment when the hidden line is revealed. All in all, it is a novel with great potential that makes me want to read it.

It's quite good to read, it feels like a concept god (?) I really like the character of the protagonist, and it won't be labeled as having no heroine like other books but is ambiguous with others. This is a new book that I should read seriously. I usually don't read new books [face covering] [like] I liked the early stage, but now it feels more and more fantasy OvO

The protagonist is powerful without knowing it, and seems to be so powerful that he can do anything. His bottleneck seems to be easily overcome as long as he has a correct understanding of himself. I like the author's writing style, but I don't have high expectations for this type of protagonist.

Di Hua, but a little frustrated. The protagonist thinks that his strength is poor, which is acceptable, but generally everyone does not dare to mess with the protagonist. In this book, the protagonist is killed and exploited every day, so of course he will not succeed. The setting is still interesting, I personally can watch it

What's the future to look forward to? The writing during the early part-time work was very interesting, but the description of the transition into the dungeon was a bit strange. There was nothing particularly bad about it. The dungeon and daily life could actually be written better. Overall, it's a bit mediocre. I'm looking forward to seeing the interaction between the protagonist and the characters in the later stages (?). The setting is very novel. I'll probably continue to follow it [Sending my heart]