
The Whole Class Transmigrates to Another World: Then I’ll Be the Villain
全班穿越异世界:那我就做恶人吧
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 118k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
40Chapters
1Reads
5.8Score
6.4kReads · all time
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It can be said that this book is really beautiful, very exciting, and the writing is exquisite. The characters of the protagonist and supporting characters are very successful in shaping the characters, making people remember everyone. Big boost for the author!
The writing style is natural and smooth, and the plot is very good. Come on! This book is very exciting. I hope to see the ending. The hero's passion is touching. It's better than anything else. I give it five stars with both hands.
This is evil, pure evil born of childhood trauma
This book is very novel. The whole class has traveled through a different world, and the male protagonist has become a villain. Judging from the title of the book, it is very attractive. Moreover, the author has shaped the character of the male protagonist very well. He is decisive in killing, and he will avenge his enemies easily! Highly recommended!
Hahaha, this is the first time I see the male protagonist as a villain. It is so novel, so creative, and so amazing. The character created by the male protagonist is intelligent and logical. This time I sided with the villain and didn't have to worry about other people's feelings. It felt so good!
The author is simply a talent! Mind-blowing! It tells the story of a whole group of people traveling through a different world. It's so exciting to think about it, and I really couldn't get enough of it after watching it! Very interesting! The more explosive male protagonist is the villain!
This is the real evil
It looks good, but can it be without a female protagonist? [Chigua]
The author has psychological problems
They are all classmates. That Zhao Haojun has no character at all. He is just like an unjust passerby.