The Empress Begs for Forgiveness? This Villainous Demon Lord Is Done Pretending!

The villain aspect is very good, but there are too many fighting scenes, and the female protagonist is discarded after using it. There are few emotional scenes. Secondly, there are too many enemies. No matter who is doing it, using the divine seal to control the female protagonist is a bit like that. There are more forcing scenes, and most of the female protagonists are the main attackers. After finishing it, they rarely appear when they are used up. I can't even remember the names of the heroines in front of me now. I may prefer villains with more emotions. At least I feel that I can throw away my women if they can't be used up. (By the way, I mean the ones in the back.) There won't be a comprehensive heroine (it's not really lost in the article). Instead of enslaving the heroine and then throwing it away after using it up, it is better to capture a few real ones who can always accompany the protagonist. Kill the ones that are not needed and directly kill the luck value. There is no need to collect the whole harem. After collecting it, you will not be able to see it in the later stage. Especially if there is one Those who are enslaved still hate the protagonist very much, but if you prefer to read villain novels that kill decisively, have no emotions, and treat everyone as tools, I still recommend it. Giving four stars is because I think it lacks the feeling I want, but this is indeed a highly recommended villain novel.

I've read more than sixty chapters and I feel pretty good. It's a traditional villain with basically no poisonous points.

I just finished reading the first chapter

The male protagonist is decisive in killing and hopes to find the empress as soon as possible and have a happy marriage. It's rare to see a villain who plays it slow and steady. Brothers, please comment more.

Chapter 5: The protagonist refuses to kneel down and worship the emperor because of his pride, and his family is confiscated and his family is exterminated. The finale.

Especially beautiful. Relatively rich and novel.

The structure is clear and the logic is good, and the main character must be beaten when reading the book.

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