Forced to Become a Villain, and the System Gives Me So Much!

Highly recommended, but I suggest rapidly increasing the protagonist's cultivation level and assigning him powerful subordinates to quickly unify Earth, then move on to the cultivation world, the immortal world, the god world, and eventually unify all the myriad realms. After that, you should also venture into worlds beyond the myriad realms. I love this decisive, ruthless style of killing; the strong set the rules, and the weak are left only to be killed.

This is the first time I've read a novel of this type. The pacing is fast, the plot doesn't drag, and the male lead is decisive and ruthless. I just can't quite remember his cultivation level; I hope the author will mention it when introducing the characters. 😏 Great!

He is decisive in killing, yet deeply devoted to his family. The author could have created a few more devoted female companions; one would be a poor choice given his character. Three to five would be ideal. He could have been even more ruthless towards foreigners. In Chinese culture, family is paramount.

It's great! Unlike other villainous novels that drag on and on, this one directly kills off many protagonists. The female lead has already killed quite a few, following a path of ruthless violence.

Author, do you have depression? I feel like you have some violent tendencies 😂😂😂 But I like it.

Not bad 😊... This is the real villain 😆😆😆

These kinds of villainous novels with rapid character progression and ruthless decisiveness are rare these days. Hopefully, you can continue updating and never stop.

Did the author know about Zhou Qiong, the leader of the cult, before writing about Chen Qiong?

Five stars! Truly decisive and ruthless, fast-paced, and powerful. Trying to act tough in front of me? Then I'll kill you without hesitation. That's what a villain should be like.

Great, keep it up! That's more like a villain! The protagonist could be made to take the initiative.