Villain: The Heroine Thinks I’m a Saint

Hello everyone, I am the author. In order to save everyone's time and avoid unnecessary misunderstandings, I specially write a review for myself and give a brief introduction: About the genre: The protagonist of this book is not a simple villain who is evil for the sake of evil, but a sinister hypocrite. Regarding the emotional line: This book has multiple female protagonists, so please be careful if you mind. Regarding the combat power issue mentioned in the comments: As mentioned earlier, it will take a long time to fight with various imperial scriptures and physical constitutions. This is because in the setting, the more Emperor Sutras there are, the more powerful they are (leaning towards a perfect world, covering the sky). And the people I beat are not just random fish, they all have the ability to kill at a higher level. It will be different in the legal creation stage later. If these settings just hit you, then welcome to my world! If you don't like it, please be merciful and just leave silently. Thank you for your understanding! 🙏

Yes, the plot may be average, but it's really fun to recruit girls and act cool. There is also a little description of the daughter-in-law, which is worth reading.

The villains written by the author are pretty good, although there are still some problems. Advantages: ① Still sanctimonious villain, superficially a saint. He has the same villain style as Gu Changge and Qin Ting. ② The girl can be picked up without licking, and the pick-up is quite smooth, which is a special bonus. ③ He is a villain enough and treats the Son of Destiny relatively quickly, except for some special long-term plots. ④The heroine has all C's, extra points. The image of the heroine is more vivid and has different styles. Disadvantages: ① I can't stand some of the plots, such as the Destiny's Child who wrote the book, which is too long-winded and long, and the Destiny's Child who volunteered to be a green light, which still felt strange. ② There have been few updates recently, one chapter per day, which is not enough to read. There are tj risks. It was discontinued after the 300th chapter. The author only updated one chapter a day due to family reasons. This is not the point. The key point is that the protagonist rarely appears. In many chapters of the so-called Destiny's Child, the protagonist disappears. The author's literary youth disease also occurred at this time. The writing is a bit strange, both serious and established.

Really good. . . The male protagonist is merciless, and he will kill the man of destiny as soon as he is told. Unlike other novels, one can just go back and forth for a long time. . . . Sister Quanchu, five-star praise [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]

It's been a long time since I've seen such a touching villain fantasy novel! There is no cliche counterattack by a good-for-nothing, but a big villain crushing all the children of luck. Watching Luo Wuchen snatch away all Ye Chen's opportunities, ruin his reputation, and make the other party suffer unspeakably. This is the ultimate feeling of satisfaction, yes!

The characterizations are very vivid, including Luo Wuchen's ruthlessness and hypocrisy, Ye Chen's stubbornness and frustration, Su Rou's pretense and indifference, each character has a distinct personality, and the sense of pull between interactions makes the plot full of tension.

The character creation is very solid. The male protagonist is not brainless and evil. He is thoughtful and good at manipulating people's hearts. He coaxes everyone in the sect and the female protagonist into running around. The struggle and plotting process of Ye Chen, the son of fate, is very realistic. The supporting characters also have their own characteristics and there is no facial expression.

The setting of this villain novel is quite interesting. On the surface, the male protagonist Luo Wuchen is the glorious leader of the sect, but in fact he is a calculating plunderer. He uses the righteous rules and the image of a saint to manipulate the son of destiny, which creates a full sense of contrast. The calculations in the plot are intertwined, and every plunder is done flawlessly. It is very enjoyable to watch the male protagonist pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger.

This book is really good, very refreshing. The protagonist has a good dark character. This is what I like. Hahahaha, it's good to read [OK]

Decisive, accepting female villains, I really like watching it