You Mistook Me for a Villain? Then I'll Take the Job

The writing is superb, and the characters are very well-developed. The only thing to watch out for is the comments section. It seems to assume that all police officers are completely upright, selfless, and righteous, and that certain characters shouldn't be normal people with selfish motives. There's also a blatant double standard.

I finished reading it in three days, and now I can't sleep at night because I just want to read this novel 😭 The best thing about this book is the setting. The protagonist's setting perfectly hits my tropes. Zhu Yan, you are an evil cow cat, good at doing bad things (), loves to show off your skills, and never makes a mistake, giving people a damn sense of security.

The eerie invasion isn't the comfort zone of the story, but the territory of domination 🤟😎 Continuing the author's consistent horror style, the protagonist navigates between good and evil in tense dungeons. The atmosphere and immersion are top-notch, witnessing how Zhu Yan deceives monsters and humans in a high-pressure environment and a bizarre world, manipulating everyone at will.

If you're interested in learning more about this book, look here: As a seasoned bookworm, I think this book is excellent. It's very clear that there's no female lead, no romantic pairings, and aside from the strange elements, there aren't even any women, yet it feels very natural.

I've caught up, so I'll give a review with a few spoilers and analysis (?). The battle of wits is exhilarating! The disguise is exhilarating! The acting is exhilarating! It's also a coming-of-age story. This guy, Zhuyan, has a performative personality—cute, exhilarating, and the writing feels very realistic. I really like the writing style; it's weird, not traditional, and kind of cute?

The new book is really good 🥰 (I don't mean to say the previous two books weren't good). I had a great impression of the new book. The plot is tight and suspenseful, and the main character is very well-developed (I love crazy characters). Plus, he has long hair, hehehe... In short, it's extremely, ... (Don't hit me, boss! 😆)

I feel so relieved to have caught up with the manuscript in one go! Having 100,000 words in reserve is even more reassuring; I'm just waiting for the author to release the manuscript! I really like this protagonist who is neither a saint nor indiscriminately killing innocents! And female readers can definitely jump in without worry, you won't regret it.

So beautiful! It's enough to make men menstruate 🙄 and women go crazy 💪 This is the nemesis of depression 😎 It's the alarm clock for vegetative patients 😭 So cute that tears streamed down my face, forming a tidal wave like the Qiantang River 😱 So cool 😘 God is my rose, illuminating my dark life and giving my world meaning 😊 I ran, I jumped, I danced the tango on the 20th-floor balcony 😮 It made…

Book Review: Why the Misunderstanding? I'm the Villain? Well, I'm really on duty now. Main plot: The protagonist, Tsukuyo, is playing a game in the instance "Carnival Paradise." Due to the limitations of the human regime's perspective, they are hunting down and annihilating the protagonist.

The following is my rambling opinion ↓ The main characters are adorable from every angle – front, side, left, right, top, bottom. The bamboo fish is the cutest of the cut!!! Okay, let's get serious: The protagonist is intelligent throughout. While the main characters like the wool felt get tricked by the protagonist (not really), they all have decent intelligence.