The Fated Villain: Born to Be the Taboo of All Heavens

Thank you all readers very much for clicking to read, but I need to remind all new readers that this book is a villain novel in the style of [traditional fantasy], which I wrote out of my head after reading The Immortal Lord of Great Love. The protagonist's setting is the True Demon (Fang Yuan-style villain) + the patron king. What is a real demon? Demon is desire, and demon is extreme obsession. The protagonist is not a demon without emotions, but he has an obsessive obsession and desire for eternal life. He can do whatever it takes to do so, but the premise is to assess the situation and kill with all his strength. This is an invincible novel. The protagonist is not the popular invincible villain, at least not in the early and mid-term. Therefore, in the early and mid-term, he must not only rely on his own strength, but also rely on his brains and scheming. Therefore, the writing will focus on shaping his cunning, hypocrisy, decisive killing, step by step, and how to assess the situation. But another setting of the protagonist is that of the patron king. On the way to pursue immortality, the protagonist will gradually realize that his life experience is not simple. Occasionally, he will receive mysterious assistance unexpectedly, but in general, he still has to rely on himself to forge ahead and break through the blockade of the universe. There is also the issue of supporting characters. How can supporting characters not have memorable points? Xiao Changgeng, Qingyi, Zhentian Immortal King, Lord of the Fairy Court, Jianfeng Immortal Lord, Shen Tujing, Demon Mother, Demon Prince, Xuanchuan, Mingxu, Shen Jicheng, Tianlong King, Ruohai Immortal Lord, Lord Buddha, Yuxi Shenjun, Baili Tu... Etc. Needless to say, the second male lead Xiao Changgeng, the other important supporting roles will all have their small shining moments. Just as he was about to answer those words, the heroes of this world should be like the crucian carp crossing the river. Finally, I apologize for my lack of writing skills.

Very nice. He is decisive in killing, insidious, cunning and thoughtful. It's very interesting that the protagonist's younger brother is silly and cute, and he is silly and fun. Maybe for the protagonist. What a trap. Brainwashing. It is always your brother who is good to you. Just believe in brother. Stabbing in the back. As long as you don't kill your relatives who are good to you. No matter what the trap is. This is very interesting.

I can't accept the protagonist kneeling down and hugging someone's thigh, just for the part about shaking the sky, it's not necessary at all, and the demon doesn't have to do that, and it's not certain to die. It's out of character, and it's very inconsistent with the character design in the early stage. What's more, why did he bring that crazy old man to do? Forget it if you don't take revenge, it's heart-breaking to watch. He's neither a human nor a demon. He looks quite sentimental. I don't know what the main character is trying to do. He brings a little brother who is a dragster, and he acts like a control group. He feels more comfortable no matter how miserable the main character is. The more he watches, the angrier he gets.

There is no cp, it is a dark article, but it is also a novice article. It can be seen that the author is also a fan of Daai Xianzun, and the protagonist's character is trying to be as close as possible to Daai Xianzun. The protagonist is really evil, cold and ruthless, but some of the plots are very funny, especially when the protagonist's brother Chang Geng is with the protagonist, such as the protagonist's mysophobia, being friendly to his brother one second, and smashing his brother to the ground the next. There are a lot of laughs. In the early stages, I quite liked this style, but unfortunately there didn't seem to be too many later on. Egoism, as the conscience of the protagonist's other half, the younger brother tends to be kind, but he always occupies the protagonist's position and will not stab the protagonist in the back (the author explains it very much) The background of the protagonist is very deep, but it has not been fully revealed. It is more like an invincible and refreshing novel. However, the protagonist has been miserable in his previous life. If you really think about it, you feel that the protagonist is just a pawn (so I still don't use my brain⁰⃚⃙̴༝ ⁰⃚⃙̴) Overall, it's pretty good.

The male protagonist acted too recklessly. Those Destined Sons all had great status and background. The male protagonist would kill them as soon as they saw them. Such directness provoked more and more forces to kill the male protagonist and caused countless hatred. . Why can't you just use your brain and think about how to kill without getting into trouble, and find something to frame someone up to blame? Destiny's Child is considered the seed player of all high-end forces. Does the male main character have to rely on all the forces in the universe on his own? . . . The male protagonist keeps saying that he can rely on himself, but in the end, he still has to rely on those backers?? . . . . It's boring, and every step the male protagonist takes is probably planned by his father. The plot of the first few chapters seemed so familiar that I remembered that I had read it before...

After reading eight chapters, this is not the villain, or it is not the villain in my mind

Resurrection, my love 🤭🤭🤭🤭

Come and watch it, it's super good-looking. Anyone who likes to see villains without a heroine who kills decisively can come, and the main character in it has a super high IQ. I don't know what to say, but it's really good-looking. If you want to read this book, please don't leave it. Okay, it's super good-looking. I've watched half of it now, and I feel like I won't be able to finish it until tomorrow after watching it for a day. But I hope that the traffic of this book will improve soon and the author will be motivated to send out hundreds of pictures immediately. It is already the best series of fantasy novels with no heroine that I have read in Tomato novels. There is no poison.

The character design of the protagonist is not bad. He does whatever it takes to gain profit. One star will be deducted to give him a cool point. In the fairy world, the protagonist is not weak, but he hides his strength and a lot of the cool points are suppressed. It would be much better if the protagonist was not strong and just fights the best. It is nice to be looked up to by others, but it is uncomfortable to be looked down upon. , The frustrating part of the mortal world is that someone has uncovered the past life's past, the devil's heart has been seen through, and there is a big daddy watching above the head. I feel that the further I go, the more frustrated I am. I can't stand watching it in the fairy world. The character of the protagonist is okay, but it's a bit boring to watch. It should be better to come back and watch it after a while.

Not bad, not bad👍👍👍Come on, author 🍉 🍉 🍉