I Play the Dragon King Villain, and Slacking Off Gets Me an S-Rank

There is only one giant poison, that is, any skill the protagonist gets, the Dragon King will get it simultaneously.

Before rebirth, he was a financial president, and after rebirth, he was a system slave. Brother, let me just say this, you are now the CEO and a rich man. Is this system necessary? Can't you use your past life experience to gain money and influence and then kill your opponents? It just gives me a feeling that Xiongba became the supreme martial artist after his rebirth, and then relied on the system to dominate the martial arts world. It's outrageous to think about. He also planned his time well throughout the day. If I were a tyrant, I would rather die than suffer this cowardice. After all, you have all been bosses. There is no need to be angry. The worst case scenario is that he won't survive. Don't live like a zombie. After all, there are many things that once lost can never be found. And the bottom line will get lower and lower. In short, it is a story about a green turtle who continues to be a green turtle in a different world.

It's time to stop pulling the strings. Those who are pulling the strings have all left. Stop being a puppet of the system.

The housekeeper Lao Zhao appeared from the second chapter until the latest chapter. He obviously has no irreplaceable role, but the author never forgets to mention it from time to time, including some welfare scenes. As it stands now, the protagonist is whipped like a spinning top by the system, but the housekeeper Lao Zhao can live and eat together leisurely (on call) and enjoy all the benefits. Of course, the pen is in the hands of the author, and if the behind-the-scenes scenes are not written, it means there is no green light. I'm just curious, is the author's surname Zhao? She lay weakly on the man's broad shoulders, her school uniform pleated skirt rolled up and wrinkled due to the struggle, revealing a large section of her white thighs. Baili Ye's arms firmly fixed her knees like iron pliers, preventing her from moving. "Old Zhao! Get the feather duster!" Baili Ye's roar made the whole villa seem to tremble.

Toxic mark it

It's okay, but the male protagonist is a bit too frustrated and is always being manipulated by the system. He obviously has strength, vision, and can achieve great things, but because of the system, he has to act like a lunatic.

He said he was an actor, but he ended up getting involved in the drama and poisoning people to death.

5.5 Points?? What the hell? If this book is 5.5, Then what are all the crappy villain stories? Anyway, I think it's pretty good. It has a strong sense of immersion, and it's not brainless. The villain also has a bottom line. He has a relatively positive outlook on life, and it's comfortable to watch.

The early plot has been changed a bit, but the overall plot line is the same as "The heroine doesn't look for the protagonist, why is she pursuing me as the villain?" This book is very similar, but it already has 480 chapters and you have less than 80 chapters now. When I read it, I felt a sense of déjà vu. I can only say that the perception was a bit poor. Moreover, being the dog of the system is really cheap. Without the right to refuse, you are just a slave being coerced. Like in some fantasy novels, the system is turned into a dog. Although I think it is a bit extreme, it is better than yours. At least we should live in peace, right? You can't just say that the system provides enough benefits and let it go, right? Give it up, give it up, even if it becomes fun later, the system will take it back with just one sentence, so what's the point of feeling cool? If I'm not happy with the cool article, I'll still read a der. But I'm not used to giving negative reviews, and I don't comment often, so I'll just give it three stars. It's a long way to go.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, I'm still a puppet after watching it, and then I'm so tempted that I can't do it, 666, I'm so frustrated.