Becoming the Early-Game Villain Boss in a Dark Game

This is a good book. This is the second book in this series that I have read. The previous one had 1053 chapters and I finished it. It's finished. I hope this one will keep me watching for a long time [Love]. The plot is not procrastinating, and it is close to the background of the story. There is no very disconnected character contrast. The protagonist has a brain, and the author's writing style is very nice.

In fact, I like this theme very much, it is very novel, and it feels very refreshing to me, but the plot here is a bit complicated and confusing, which makes me have to skip the plot. What I want to see is what the protagonist does, not those strange branch plots.

Very beautiful! It's simply the best Western fantasy novel I've ever read! The author must not stop updating! The author must not stop updating. This book is too in line with my taste. Now it seems that the results are not very good, but the author must believe in himself. If the author is not a full-time author, I hope to finish this book.

The protagonist has a distinct three-dimensional character, the supporting characters are also very clever, the story is exciting and very logical, it is a rare masterpiece of Tomato's villain writing [Like] I had a lot of expectations for this book at first, but now I find that the main story line of this book is not clear yet. He is obviously the protagonist, but he doesn't have many effective scenes, and he has been written as a supporting role. It can be seen that the author actually wanted to try the method of advancing multiple story lines, but the transition was really abrupt, there was no preparation, and there was no specific coherence. The title of this book is obviously a story about a male protagonist and a villain, but why do I feel that the more I write, the more I go back. It seems that the protagonist has not been chosen yet, and it keeps developing towards a group portrait. However, it is very messy. It makes people feel that the protagonist is just a symbol, and the plot development is cumbersome and slow.

It's so beautiful. I've played it three times. The protagonist is so handsome. I like this feeling of recognizing the protagonist's strength regardless of different positions. [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss]. I've been looking forward to the trial between the principal and the protagonist. While admiring his strength, I really miss a male protagonist like Ma [I almost cry]. I hope the author will be great. Although I know that the description of others is to reflect the layout of the protagonist, I still want more descriptions of the protagonist. Come on, please do more [love] [love] [love] [love]

Very hungry today I cautiously asked my best friend Can you take me to dinner? I knelt on the ground for six hours She finally agreed to go with me She said she would beat me to death if I get greedy next time I feel so embarrassed She is so good to me Don't be so greedy next time [Lie flat] [Lie flat] [Lie flat]

I have read some interesting novels in the past few months. The plots in the early, middle and even later stages are very exciting. It is not so well-written at the beginning that it becomes unreadable later on. The protagonist is positioned second only to the strongest NPC. The protagonist is not angry and it is very enjoyable to watch.

It suits my taste quite well. The protagonist has not lost his character, and the world view is slowly unfolding. The setting of all the mages being protected by magic is good. The mages are all squishy and it feels very abstract. There are not enough updates, but the rating shouldn't be so low?

I feel okay. I feel that as long as the male protagonist becomes more caring about the people around him but still has a sharp mouth and a soft heart, I can see the male protagonist as the old bat in the snake yard in Harry Potter in disguise. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

It's quite interesting, but it seems that no one is reading and the author is not diligent in updating it. I hope I can write 1.8 Million words and have a better ending. Maybe those who are used to reading Tomato's various formulaic articles may find it a bit hard to stand, but it's still quite in line with my personal taste.