Wuthering Waves: I Really Don't Want to Be the Villain

This book takes Lahailuo 20 years ago and Ah Piao sneaked into the academy for the first time as the entry point to show the story of how the protagonist, a time traveler, wanted to hug Ah Piao's thigh and lie flat on his back, but had to grow into a big villain. Compared with the Academy City Without Borders of the original game, this book adopts deconstruction and reconstruction in terms of world view construction, imagining a darker and more realistic independent timeline of Lahayro, while retaining the plot and basic settings of the original major events, such as the sun-changing ceremony, the virtual magnetic storm, the void insect, the Void Ringing Aleph One, etc. Let us take a look at a world in which the villain protagonist is deeply involved and transformed, and how different characters will have different destinies. When Chun discovers that her destiny seed has been taken away by the protagonist Niu who appears out of nowhere, what will the fried Miss Camellia do? When Saki-senpai discovers that the senior she admires and the senior she admires are suspected of dating, will the girl quietly quit or pursue happiness persistently? When the drifter discovers that someone has sacrificed his life for her, will the heart that was frozen by the mission of salvation be melted by love? Another example is Linnai. In the original plot, she was a mercenary and entered school instead. She was finally redeemed and pursued a new life of freedom. So in this book, who was cut off by the villain before Ah Piao arrived, can she still live a new life in the Free Academy as she wishes? Another example is Mo Ning, who was A Piao's schoolmate twenty years ago and is now a professor. How should she get along with the former senior protagonist in a city controlled by giant corporations? Another example is Lorthra, as the principal of Star Torch College, a big sister who is enthusiastic about helping teachers and students solve their problems. How can she ensure the independence and academic autonomy of the college in the face of the mastermind behind the scenes in the city? And, in this parallel world, can humans still cooperate sincerely to defeat Narushiki, and ultimately, can they return to deep space? The above will be a story presented to you in this book involving many characters in Mingchao and even the fate of the world [Learned]

Very well written! The mutual achievements between the protagonist and the drifter are very comfortable to watch. But I feel like Tsubaki, well, how should I put it, it's actually difficult for me to correspond to Tsubaki in Shang Mingchao, but the logic is relatively strict and I can explain it. It is written about some plots created by the author (this one is very well received. I have read the same story as the one in the game. Why should I watch the same plot as the game? Why are you afraid of backstabbing? Backstabbing is just backstabbing. How good is it to create your own, especially if the character's personality is right and it is very comfortable to watch). In addition, the character Tsubaki is not a normal person in the first place, so it can be explained easily. Also, I hope the author can handle the aspect of having multiple female protagonists. I thought it was quite comfortable to have a single female protagonist. With the character of a drifter, the protagonist is single-minded but also flirtatious. Then in the latest chapter, Chun went to bed directly and I was a little shocked. Uh-huh...

Personally speaking, it is better than the previous work. The previous work wanted to start with a harem story with full favorability. From this point of view, the favorability setting and other things are normal. The author actually chose the most difficult self-creation. I look forward to it and I hope the author will work hard [Sending heartfelt wishes]

The original plot is very attractive, and it also depicts the different positions of Piao and the protagonist. It is very sweet, and the plot of the sword is also very interesting. One person gives up small love for big love, and one person can give up the whole world for small love. How can they not be a pair of fateful mandarin ducks [Learned]

It looks good, but why does it feel like you are following the path of pure love 🤦

On the whole, there are a lot of original plots. Although there are some minor flaws in some places in the early stage (of course, in my personal opinion), that is, in some emotional descriptions, the expressions are relatively distorted, but overall the plot is quite excellent. The author's writing is very good, and the plot is logical and self-consistent. I have not found any inconsistencies or deviations from the plot setting. However, the plot is moving slowly. The author is very productive, four per day, but now I have 400 chapters and I am still on the Black Coast, and Laguna has not yet started. There are some minor flaws in the early stage, mainly because sometimes, the emotional difference between the protagonist before and after is too big, and the character is slightly artificial. However, compared with the overall excellence, a small number of description errors are completely understandable. You can look forward to it. The subsequent plot is quite excellent.

The writing is good and the plot is very comfortable. It's just that I personally feel that it's not that easy for wanderers with memories. They haven't seen anything in tens of thousands of years, so they let down their guard so easily. She is the one who bears the burden of the world and civilization, and her responsibility makes her incapable of falling in love. Especially due to the lifespan limit, even if she really likes you, after rational analysis, she will choose to let you find someone else. She will only favor you and will not really express her love. If you can't beat the Naru style, you can't defeat the female beauty. In her eyes, you are just a loli who needs protection. Is it really possible to fall in love?

After reviewing it, I feel that the writing is okay. The complementary setting of the protagonist and Piao is quite good, the rhythm of the plot is also good, and the portrayal of the world view is also quite good. There is no major problem with the setting of the content written 20 years ago. The point of deducting points is that there is a section depicting Kakaro. The relationship between the female character and the female character was very abrupt to me. After all, it is rare to see a sex scene with another male character in a novel with a clear male protagonist. The perspective of that part was still that of the female character, which was very perverted. I skipped it when I saw the kiss. Overall, it was good.

There is not much to say about the plot. The main thing is that the character development of the drifters is very good. Basically, the drifters have just woken up and have dull personalities. The book is majestic from the beginning, which feels good.

I kind of don't understand other people's comments [What] Many low stars say that the protagonist is a vampire, but isn't the original setting of the protagonist a villain? There is no problem with doing this, right? How could someone think of the protagonist as a bright and upright person just by looking at it? [What] To be honest, it is reasonable for the protagonist to stab a drifter in the back, not to mention using it. The identity of the villain tells everyone that I will do things that are disgraceful or disgusting to you. , But if it is really done, it shows the success of the author in shaping the character. Isn't this a sign of high praise? Why do some people think that his behavior arouses my disgust and I have to give this book a negative review? There is also the matter of character expression and system. Most of the character's characters are not constant in the author's writing. We should not make premature evaluations before the author completes the writing of this character. I feel like the system is pretty good. There is no unnecessary nonsense, and all it gives is the power to solve problems. This is how a villain system should behave. Why does it need so much nonsense? Besides, the protagonist has no shortage of people to chat with and is not alone. Finally, I hope the author can do more 🍉