How to Heal the Villain Who Would Destroy the World

It's a world I really like 💕, and so far there are no major flaws. I rarely rate books, but seeing such a well-written book with poor stats makes me sad [OK] 🤦. I'm here to rate it and support you, author! I'm begging you (❀｣╹□╹)｣*･ Don't let the stats cause it to flop and the story to stop updating!!! 😘😘😘(♡ ὅ ◡ ὅ )ʃ♡

It's rare to find a book where the male and female leads' characters are so well-developed that I didn't notice a single flaw. Reading it felt like my soul resonated with the author's, so comfortable and enjoyable! As I watched, I suddenly realized that the female lead's name is Qianxun, and the male lead's spiritual form is a dragon (which he can transform into)!! What a perfect match!! Although it's not a white dragon, a black dragon would be fine too!!

It's incredibly good! I really enjoyed it as a female lead. The female lead is emotionally dominant, and the male lead is handsome, strong, and tragic (like a dragon) who welcomes his warrior (the female lead). The female lead has a great image; she's not a perfect character and always prioritizes herself. The male lead is like a big dog, repeatedly handing her the leash himself. I love it!

Although I don't know why the rating is so low, it's really captivating. I couldn't stop smiling the whole time. The male lead's character is exactly my type. I've looked for so many books, but this one really got me hooked. Ahhh, I want to scream!

It's so well-written, the writing is smooth, and the characters are perfect 🥺 However, I was a little confused when the female lead traveled back to the male lead's past after the little round ball appeared. The rest of the story didn't quite resonate with me. I'm looking forward to the author's next book.

It's a good show. The female lead has a great personality—kind, but not a saint, and doesn't judge others based on their feelings. 😘😘 The male lead's spirit form is adorable, with a kind of eerie, ghostly feel. He's also a bit obsessive, and has that eerie, ghostly quality. He has a great physique, very boyfriend-like, and very manly.

I'd give it four stars, but only a 7 out of 10. To be honest, the male and female leads are both well-developed characters, and their relationship development is quite engaging. The downside is that the plot development is too abrupt, and in the process of advancing the plot, there are instances of characters being out of character (OOC).

My goodness, this wonderful book only has a 7.7 Rating! Is this a sign of moral decay or the extinction of humanity? When I read it, it was still being serialized; I didn't realize it had been so long. Qianxun's character design really appealed to my tastes (not that I'm saying the male lead isn't).

Overall, it's good. What surprised me most was how incredibly charming the male lead was! Overall, it's very good. The female lead is also quite good; she always trusts the male lead. [This is rare. In some melodramatic stories, the female lead is manipulated by others, becomes afraid of the male lead, or even runs away from him, which can cause unnecessary misunderstandings and make things…

It's very well written! The low rating is Tomato's fault! Both the male and female leads have strong personalities, and the writing style isn't the typical saccharine, overly sentimental kind; the plot is clear. In my opinion, it deserves a 9.5 Or higher. Those purely sweet novels that score 9 or higher are so short they're practically page-by-page, not worth reading closely. This one is different; the dialogue between the male and female leads is so interesting!