Villains Across the Heavens: Seizing the Heroines and Slaughtering the Male Leads

Five stars is an encouragement; the fact that it was written deserves encouragement. Honestly, I'd give it a maximum of three stars; I'm a bit exhausted from reading it 🤦. Many things in the original work have accompanying art books, so this was probably written without specifically researching them, purely based on the anime.

This is purely wish-fulfillment fiction; there's no fun in it whatsoever, it's all just the author's personal desires.

It's alright. Let's start with the good points: multiple female leads, I'm a staunch harem fan, it's an invincible story, and the female lead promotion is straightforward. I personally would give it four stars for that. Then there are the major flaws. The protagonist is invincible, casually granting Nagato the power of a peak Hashirama and the Rinnegan.

Spoilers for Black Zetsu are good.

Fighting a few small Karami dragon armor sets took forever, and it was all water.

The content was so awkward to watch 😅 The plot was a bit too predictable.

Positive review. I hope each world isn't too slow, allowing for quick progression through the story before moving on to the next. The main plot revolves around traveling through different worlds to win over the female lead. 🥰👍

This child can't distinguish between a villain and a scumbag.

It's a bit padded out. The characters are clearly incredibly powerful and could easily defeat enemies, yet they're dragging out the story for over ten chapters.

Why does the protagonist have to use the villain's persona instead of their own? Doesn't it feel uncomfortable?