I Play the Villain in My Sect, but My Junior Sister and Master Insist on Loving Me

This book begins to turn around in chapter 26. The previous chapter was a classic routine, but chapters 25-26 began to change due to the "U disk". But to be honest, I admit that the male protagonist was very excited to "see the USB flash drive". After all, he has been here for who knows how long, but the male protagonist was a bit too excited. I think we should first ask Xiao Song, "Who gave it to you?" Xiao Song is a mortal and does not pose a threat. Immortals will not take mortals seriously, so it is not a big problem to reveal their true feelings. However, the problem is that Xiao Song must be given the ability to protect himself in the later stage, otherwise there will be a risk of leaking the secret. But in fact, from another perspective, it's quite good, because this kind of frustrated writing that is forced to act really needs a mental outlet to ease the readers' "red-warm" emotions caused by watching the crappy plot. In fact, it would be better to have a fellow girl to complain about. In short, it is better than nothing. This ① star is deducted from the pure routine start of the first 25 chapters. There are one or two points that are not logically reasonable. It is still the same sentence: if you start with a classic start, you will get classic points. The criterion for subsequent deductions is the classic criterion: less poisonous pits and less water means you win.

I have to admit that this is the best fantasy villain time travel story I have read on Tomato in so long. Especially the traveler elements and fantasy elements at the back will not be blunt! ! So pretty. But it may be difficult to write in the later stages. I feel like the plot will move very quickly. And looking at it this way, the power of science and technology is far stronger than the power of fantasy. The advantage is that the world view can be enlarged (similar to the development of Qing Yunian). The disadvantage is how to balance the fantasy girl. It tests the author's patience. Coupled with the tomato environment, it is actually difficult for the author to receive gifts for a long novel. So it's easy to eunuch. Come on. It's really beautiful. The last time I saw such a good-looking novel on Tomato was Time Travel to the Tang Dynasty, and the protagonist was named Li or something. In the end, was it a few hundred chapters or more than a thousand! ! It's also very interesting. In the end, he is about to die. He wants to kill Wu Zetian before he dies. It really portrays the thinking of modern people! It is endlessly memorable.

It's quite interesting, and it's not a catcher. In the last life, they just almost fell in love with the Destiny Child, and the male protagonist's villain system is also very normal. Punishment is more normal than other systems that just say no problem and continue. Although it looks more like a puppet controlled by the system, this is like a real system. If you make a mistake, you will be punished.

As of Chapter 66, it is tentatively rated at 4 stars. I originally wanted to read a funny story about a villain who cultivates immortality. I didn't expect that it would involve elements such as science fiction. This is the first time I have seen this type of genre. And why is Yue Ah the first one to eat? She only gets along with the protagonist in 2-3 chapters. At present, the world view is a bit too big. I am more concerned about the male protagonist's life experience than the female protagonist. I'll see how the author writes the rest of the plot [Chigua]

It's very interesting. I originally thought it was just a story about a reborn villain, but I didn't expect that there would be science fiction at the end. It seems that the male protagonist did not travel through the world of immortality, but transcended to the earth tens of thousands of years later. It is very interesting, similar to Qing Yunian. I thought at first that the male protagonist was a person who was saved in the ecological cabin after the nuclear war and then obtained the system. Later, the master was also in the ecological cabin. I didn't expect it. It seems that there is another master. I don't know how the author will improve this part in the future. I hope the author can continue to write it.

After reading it, I found that the relationship between the characters and the world is too complicated and not suitable for Shuangwen readers. This book now has a lot of foreshadowing, and I don't know if it will last until it is finished. If I can finish it, I should have a rating of about 8.5 [Thinking] [Thinking] In short, it's too little. The author is outraged [angry] [angry] [angry]

As of Chapter 70, I give it 4 stars, mainly because I feel that it is very difficult to come back later. The world view is so huge that it tests the author's framework and story logic, and the nonsensical villain plot that I was looking forward to at the beginning has been put on hold for a while. I'll check out the follow-up after a week of raising it and then come back to comment.

The biggest highlight is that the villain with a bright theme is forced to follow the villain script, but is favored by the entire sect. The characters are vivid, and some of the supporting characters are instrumental in the overall readability.

The article is very creative. I like this kind of fantasy and science fiction novel.

The plot of the story was very unexpected, and the foreshadowing was well laid out.