Xuanhuan: This Villain Is Taking It Easy, and the Protagonist Begs Me to Work Hard
玄幻：我反派开摆，主角求我努力
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- 635k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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Hello, author! First of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge you to update. Because I believe that I will be able to see the ending in my lifetime. Please write diligently. It doesn't matter how long it takes, as long as you don't abandon the story or padded it out. Everything is fine. I, your loyal readers, will wait with you.
21 Good reads. 61 More to come. Fantasy: 135. Science Fiction: 28. Mythology: 23. Urban (Martial Arts/Supernatural/Cultivation): 121. Another World: 55. Thriller/Rules: 24. Slice of Life: 28. Ancient/Republican Era/Modern (Alternate Universe): 36. Live Streaming: 59. Female-Dominated: 90. Martial Arts Sect: 13. Villains: 84. Weird: 40. Strange: 38. Alienation (Beast): 32. Urban: 37.
If you weren't a transmigrator, it would be fine, but if you are a transmigrator and don't cultivate, that's really a bit toxic. Overall, though, it's not bad.
Go go go!
It was good! 👍 And after watching it, I felt a bit emotional. It's a good thing the main character is the main character, not a true villain, not the kind who would abandon family and friends and be inherently evil. Otherwise, everyone else would have been completely manipulated and killed! 😂
Firstly, the synopsis wasn't clear enough. I thought it was just a typical martial arts novel about chivalry and feuds, and the beginning was indeed similar to what I expected. However, the later parts started involving battles, although the writing was quite good.
I think it's well-written. Without cultivation, the protagonist can't be a villain, can't implicate his family, and Lin wouldn't use him as a whetstone for the villains described in the book. He could remain peaceful and truly live a life of ease. But isn't it only after he gains cultivation that the real suffering begins? He's pushed along step by step. But life's unexpected events, the change of imperial power, turned him into the person he least wanted to be.
The first 20 chapters were quite good, depicting everyday trivialities and giving it a farming-style feel. However, this doesn't match the description. People who were drawn in by the written description might find it offensive, since both the beginning and the description state that he doesn't touch women. If a fox spirit appeared, they'd be saved. The first reaction would be to poison them.
The early episodes were enjoyable and quite lighthearted. Tu Shan Wen Ya is so cute; I love watching her storyline the most. The later stages lean towards political intrigue, but in the end, even the political intrigue disappears, and the ending is actually the self-repair of nature. Surprisingly, the final winner was the Second Prince... Emmm...
Many people might dislike the protagonist's initial apparent inaction, but everyone grows and matures over time, and the protagonist does indeed mature later on. Therefore, I think this novel has virtually no flaws; the logic is sound, and the protagonist isn't just mindlessly enjoying himself. I recommend reading over 100 chapters before deciding what to do.