You’re Supposed to Be the Villain, So Why Are You Stealing the Show from the Hero?

The author did describe it very carefully, but didn't you realize that it has started to become more and more compact? First there is a villain, and then S justice is immediately followed by an Abyss Council. A stuffed sheet of dry goods will turn into biscuits, right?

It's good-looking. The relationship between the hero and the villain is not just about fighting and killing, but also about the worldly ways and the helplessness of life. It's a very good novel. I haven't seen any bugs or major flaws so far. It's just that the popularity is a bit low at the moment. It shouldn't be at this level.

Upgrade to 65 and see 44. Everything seems to be fine, but there are two or three contradictions. For example, when fighting the first real villain, the hero conspired with the villain in front of his teammates (maybe I missed it or defaulted to the private chat channel). The second time he fought behind the Eagle of Justice, he said he was ready to be resurrected until the student tied up the daughter... And then he survived? Are passers-by not even surprised? It's still a live broadcast, and the live comments are as if they are alive by default. I forgot about the third one, so I just remembered that there were two or three times where I flipped through the pages and was confused, and I remember these two more clearly. The author might as well make a patch, otherwise I can't figure out why I always can't understand it while reading [face covering]

I really recommend it to the category of "Hidden Pearls in the Ocean". You can look at my reading time. I still prefer reading offline books. Why is the score so low? I originally thought this was just an ordinary funny article, but recently I saw a lot of twists and turns, and I can clearly feel that the author has suddenly improved, as if he was written by a different person. I really recommend it.

Children, I have never tried this kind of subject before. It is beautiful. I guarantee it with my two thousand hours of reading time.

It's the first time I've seen such a novel angle to write about a villain! The protagonist is strong and elegant, and the plot is compact and particularly attractive. I love it so much that I can't let such a good book be buried.

It's okay. The memes are pretty good. It's lighthearted and funny with a bit of a Dihua style. The disadvantage is that there are quite a lot of small bugs.

Personally, I think it's okay, but can the author explain some things I don't understand @ Since the villain and the hero are in a cooperative relationship (I saw it mentioned in the article that the villain and the hero cooperate to defraud the government of a little money), then why does Enchantress want to investigate the relationship between the protagonist and Lu Xing? Is it because some people still don't agree with it or something?

I like this protagonist, is there a female protagonist?

Looks good, keep it up, come on