Villain: Let Go of the Chosen One, She's Mine!!

Writing is hard work, so I'll venture to give myself a five-star rating for my efforts. Normally, I write 4000 words per day. Since there aren't many people at the beginning, if I reach 100 requests for updates, I'll add an extra chapter the next day. If any generous readers can sponsor a gift, I'll add another chapter. My daily limit is 4 chapters (that's my limit, that's all I can write). Thank you for your support! 😘😘😘

The protagonist is invincible within his own realm and can even fight against opponents from other realms, essentially making him invincible. Harem novels are rarely left unfinished, and they're released very quickly. So far, it's unclear where the "behind-the-scenes" aspect mentioned in the synopsis actually comes into play, but everything else is quite good.

It's pretty good. It seems to have a harem with multiple female leads. The protagonist helps the female leads gain power, making them stronger and not just pretty faces. It's also not too brainless. I've read over fifty chapters so far and have already won over one female supporting character and one maid. I personally feel it's not poisonous, and it looks quite nice.

He pressed them onto the table, tearing apart the black and white mesh. Only a top-tier artist like myself, with a magnifying glass always at hand, could maintain such meticulous attention to each piece of art from beginning to end. Then, slowly approaching, I said in a magnetic and charming voice, "Hurry up and update!"

The plot is quite smooth, and I've read through chapter 209 without finding any major flaws (I didn't think having a boy was a flaw, as the child's role is less than a page in total). All the female leads I've recruited have been taken down, and when the map changes, the female leads are placed in the smaller worlds along with the main characters, unlike other novels where they're simply ignored after a map change.

It's alright, the protagonist's taunting holy body is almost at its peak.

It's a pretty good villain story, so the rating is definitely a bit low. But the author kind of screwed over themselves 🤦

It's alright, but the female lead getting pregnant too early is a downside.

I've read about twenty chapters, and it's quite engaging, unlike other villain novels that are all the same. Keep it up, author!

The premise is excellent. Unlike other villainous novels where characters are constantly forbidden from killing the chosen one for fear of divine punishment, or where the protagonist's high luck guarantees intervention from beyond the heavens if they force a kill, this one presents a more reasonable premise: luck is simply a matter of chance. If the protagonist dies, the chance is gone.