Playing the Villain at Hero Academy

The subject matter is good-looking, a bit like the previous "Harem of Friends". However, the writing of the fighting scenes is a bit boring, and the psychological description is a bit awkward, but it is still very interesting in daily life.

If you hadn't told me, I would have thought it was a light novel translated from somewhere. The writing is really good.

The overall writing style is relatively detailed, not a completely brainless novel, but with a sense of passionate writing about hard work and growth. There are many psychological descriptions, and various basic logical explanations are relatively in place. However, when encountering a more complicated situation, or more logic, the explanations will be forgotten or the key points are wrong, which makes people look a bit confused. Although the dialogue method is Western enough, the large number of repeated answers makes people feel that they can't find the key points and can't understand what they want to express. (So ​​much so that I kept wondering if it was written by AI), and the "villain" in the title of the book is not fully reflected. It is more like a passerby, not very dangerous, and more casual. Although the female characters have enough psychological actions and demeanor descriptions, the logic behind and back is a bit disconnected and not very rigorous. Generally speaking, it's okay. If you encounter it, you can see if it suits your taste, but you won't search for it specifically.

The score is a bit low, but it is worth watching. But the writing style is very unique, closer to the style of Japanese light novels. It is not consistent with the current style of online writing. Maybe this is what makes people feel awkward. If you're used to reading light novels, it's not bad.

It's a good Western fantasy hero novel. The author's writing is fluent, the protagonist has the flavor of a male succubus, the characters are well developed, and the overall writing style is relaxed. The only shortcoming is that it is a bit short, so you need to fatten up and read it slowly.

The writing style is acceptable, the characters are vividly drawn, the psychological description is slightly flawed, and the daily style is relaxed. However, I feel that the author could change the title of the book. Although the difference between the content of the article and the title of the book is not that of heaven and earth, it is still Luya's gourd. With Calabash Baby, the portrayal of the battle is not satisfactory. Overall, it is excellent. Personal evaluation: Although it feels a bit off-topic, the continuity of reading is very good and the writing style is also very good. The character description and interaction, including the description of appearance, are extremely interesting and vivid. The plot arrangement is also good. Maybe it is because I have read too many other novels. I personally think that the process of the novel is too slow. Maybe it can be speeded up a little? And it seems to be too biased towards the daily style, with a sense of Japanese comics and light novels

The writing is a bit like a Dark Knight comic I've read. It's really well written. The author 👍

The writing is good, the character creation is quite good, each character has sharp edges and corners, which is considered good among Western fantasy novels. However, the pace is a bit slow, and the style of painting is a bit dull about daily campus life, but there are also some passionate battle scenes. The overall personal impression is not bad, and the author is also very diligent in updating. I just don't know why so few people watch it. Has traditional Western fantasy failed to keep up with the times?

It's very interesting, but there are too few updates. I really want to lock the author up and update 50 chapters during the day and 50 chapters at night [Thoughts]

It seems quite interesting so far, but the rating is so low 🤦