[High Martial] [Villain] [No Saintly Do-Gooders] [No Hiding His Strength] [Satisfying Battles] [Beast Transformation in Chapter 51] [Take It Up with My Spear]
Jiang Cuo was once a renowned spear prodigy, but at his awakening ceremony, he got the most useless class of all: Beast Tamer.
The mockery of those around him was deafening, and then came his girlfriend’s betrayal.
Faced with such malice, what choice could he make and still live with himself?
No matter how many times he asked himself,
there was always only one answer...
Kill!
As he fell to darkness, he discovered that the spirit beasts he had raised were going astray along with him.
Bai You, an angel who was incredibly scheming and would stop at nothing to have fun.
Chiyin, a dragon-maid who usually lazed about in the shadows. You’re telling me you’re a masochist?
Youxi, a pure and compassionate nun whose way of making people atone was to turn them into ice sculptures?
Zhiye, a housebound, internet-addicted princess and catgirl who loved the thrill of hunting and toying with her prey.
Qingmiao, who had lived in a dungeon for a thousand years and was almost obsessively devoted to finding a powerful partner.
I've finished reading chapter 76. The protagonist's personality is great, excellent. It's so satisfying to have a decisive and efficient protagonist like this! The plot is decent but not bad, watchable. However, I was drawn in by the title, but I never actually saw the "bad woman" mentioned in the title.
It's crazy, extremely crazy, especially crazy, but everything is done according to one's own will, which is really great. However, I feel that Lu Taisui is still too authoritative. I feel that this is the oldest and most famous work in this category, so this is a bit too short. Can it be faster?
Super awesome, the battles were awesome! Okay, there wasn't a single silly plot point. I just don't know if it has multiple female leads or something 😆😆😆 It's just that the updates are too slow. More chapters, more chapters!! 😠😠😠
It's well-written, with no ridiculously weak plot points, and it truly avoids portraying characters as overly virtuous or saintly. I also really like the protagonist's personality; it's very enjoyable.
This book was written with a dark theme from the beginning, which some people might find hard to accept. That's perfectly normal; real life is so depressing these days, so people crave a bit of light reading. Overall, it's pretty good. You don't need to read this book anymore when you get to the concept section.
Trouble arrives → Trouble is resolved → Trouble arises → Trouble is resolved → Trouble arises → ... Killing people in the middle and getting stronger The content is too superficial. That's all for now.
This is true decisiveness and ruthlessness.
It's alright, it mainly depends on personal preference.
It has quite a few flaws, but the writing style is decent. You can check it out if you're looking for something to read, but it has a lot of flaws, so you need to be very tolerant of bad reading.
Not a saint at all, just a battle maniac who kills anyone he sees; he acts without considering the consequences, a morally ambiguous character.