Villain’s Quick Transmigration: My Logic Corrupts a Thousand Worlds
反派快穿：我的逻辑污染万界
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- Completed
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- 551k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
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- 11mo ago
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No Female Lead, No Romance, No Brainless Plot, No Harem, No Flirting, and No Little Sister. Thanks.
A Protagonist Even More Villainous Than the Villain: Cold-Blooded, Ruthless, No Female Lead
That’s all I’m asking for.
A Cold, Villainous Protagonist Who’s a Magnet for Everyone, Doesn’t Seduce Anyone, and Doesn’t Toy with Feelings
The protagonist either plays a vicious role or is genuinely awful. No crybabies or cowards, no pretending to be weak, seducing, playing hard to get, or toying with people's feelings. They must really hit people, be genuinely cold and heartless, with no sympathy whatsoever. No feeling sorry for men. They should be career-driven, emotionless, and adored by everyone.
Murder, Violence, Darkness, and Utter Ruthlessness. No Elegance
A Lone-Wolf Protagonist Who Helps No One, Is Cold-Blooded and Merciless, and Has a System
No Heroine, Utterly Rational, Scheming Against Everything in the World, Cold and Merciless
No matter whether it's family, friendship, or love, he feels no excess emotion. He sees everyone as a pawn, and his madness and twisted nature are tempered by an extremely cool, rational mind. Absolutely no female lead.
There Must Be No Female Lead!!! Preferably a Protagonist With No Emotions, No Saintly Behavior, and No Mindless Conformity
The protagonist doesn’t have to be universally adored. He can be deeply sinful, stab people in the back, and be cold and ruthless. But there absolutely must not be a female lead, and he must not be a saint or a coward!
Lone Wolf, No Female Lead, Ruthless, Not Sanctimonious, Dark, Selfish, and Coldhearted
Any Quick Transmigration Stories Where the Protagonist Doesn’t Take Over Someone Else’s Plot?
I'm not looking for a story about taking revenge for someone else. I want a protagonist with a personality like the one in *The Struggles of an Extra Who Became a Big Shot*. Romance is fine or not, as long as it's not childish or dumbed down.
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I really cried. I finally saw a normal one. Others were dragging their feet. The last one I saw even made the opponent run to the highest point. It was said to let him experience the feeling of falling into the abyss.
Give this book an evaluation. The non-human protagonist (the protagonist's three views do not represent the author's three views), embarks on a fast journey to restore the true spirit, and will complete the target task in an efficient way (uncompromising means). There are very few so-called funny jokes in the whole text. The non-human protagonist is more like an efficient and indifferent robot. In fact, this is the character I want to write. I don't want the protagonist to look like a second-rate person. This book has a complete framework structure. Almost everyone in the world will seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, have their own thoughts and hearts, and will consider everything they do. There won't be any situation where the waist area is shaken and the enemy comes to worship you. The first few missions will be a bit dull overall. Later, the protagonist learns to disguise his emotions, hahahaha, just think about it and you will have fun watching it🤣. If you feel that there is something obviously wrong with any of the plots or the "friends" that appear, you can tell me below in this comment area, and I will reply and modify it after seeing it. (Then why do we only talk about friends and not enemies? Enemies? How could Mo Tu have enemies? They are all valuable learning experiences of Mo Tu, Mo Tu's teacher)
It's okay, ignore some logic bugs, it's a new and more rational quick travel article ✓ In the end, it was all conspiracy and conspiracy, and he became more and more like a human being (not a good person, an egoistic article). The character has no charm, and I have no desire to continue watching.
This book is very well written and is a very interesting fast-travel novel after Pickled Fish. Although the protagonist of this novel does not have extraordinary powers, the process is still very interesting. He is calm and wise, and he does whatever it takes to achieve his goals. It is very interesting to watch. Five-star recommendation.
The sword takes an eccentric approach, and the ideas are good and quite interesting, especially the idea about the weird rules.
The author's writing is very high-level and in-depth. It is much more literate than the Dabaiwen online novels I usually read. The protagonist has all the intelligence and means, and revenge is neat and tidy. But if you like to watch a golden finger killing everyone and dragging the tyrants, the system is more like an intelligent AI. It can only provide small help such as maps or analysis. There is no space spiritual spring water. The time for the protagonist to travel is not very good. Basically, it is when he is dying or seriously ill, so most of the protagonists are using their brains to solve problems. The protagonist himself is also emotionally indifferent and tends to be a ruthless monk who will do whatever it takes to achieve his goals. Can the author open another male channel, "Quick Time Travel"? The main character should be in the end of the world and then have a decisive character. I like to watch Goldfinger. He is huge. He has super strong martial arts. There is space, superpowers, spiritual springs, etc.
The evaluation system doesn't feel like a system. According to the calculation method, there is an 80-point probability of success, but I was still surprised to see the protagonist succeed. Wow, this works. It doesn't feel like a system. Others are okay. No, the system is a piece of crap. Some brains, but not much.
Nice, but too little The first chapter doesn't look good, I feel like it could be deleted or put in a side story. Chapter 2 is a great time to start the mission. The pace is fast and there is no bloody plot. After the protagonist travels through time, he wants to take revenge on his vicious family. He goes directly to assassinate the emperor and let the nine clans in his family be punished. The process is also written very reasonably. What I like very much is that the protagonist uses the system as an information aid, rather than blindly following the system's arrangements. I read it in one go, and each world is basically solved in about ten chapters. The protagonist is an efficient one, which is particularly in line with my taste. His swordsmanship is eccentric but the writing is very reasonable. It gives me the pleasure of pushing quickly.
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The protagonist has no unnecessary emotions, no ambiguity, and no love for fighting. Every world is accurately marked and resolved quickly, and the goal is accomplished in the most direct way. The logic is online, the rhythm is full, and it is extremely comfortable to watch!