I Am the Villain, and All the Heroines Come to the Bowl

It's about the same, and I can say that it's very good. To be honest, I can't stand some of the 9-rated villain stories, which are similar to pseudo-human short stories, but this one is different. The preset logic is not inconsistent. Logic refers to the logic of the book. It's all pseudo-humanities anyway. The logic here is much better than that of the eight fitness rice wine dishes that are not in line with human thinking. In terms of the plot, the pacing is okay, and there are not many problems with the interspersed lines. It is not like other villains who come up one after another and slap them in the face without thinking. The shortcoming is that the writing may be a bit weak, and many things are too simple and pale. There is much less interaction between the heroine before the plot begins. There is basically no interaction between the harem, and there are not many detailed descriptions of actions. The rating should really be a little more than 8 points, giving it a five-star rating as an incentive.

I have read more than 30 chapters, and I have a good impression. You can take a look. Compared with other villain stories, it is better, and it starts from a different plot and has paved the way for the strategy. But when I looked at the table of contents, I saw that the author had updated it many times, intermittently, especially in the later part of the summer vacation, so I didn't dare to look back, for fear that half of it would be lost, which would be worse than the finale~

Everything else is good, but the main character has no panel. When will the author arrange a panel for the pig's feet [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]

So cool, so cool, so cool, hahaha

It's pretty. Come on.

Very nice, I recommend you check it out

Good, good, good

Not bad, pretty good-looking

It looks good so far, and it has some tricks.