It's Broken, I've Become the Ultimate Villain

From the introduction, I thought that the protagonist was the villain at the beginning, and then he got the career approval, but it turned out that he was picked up first. When he saw the subject matter, he came in without even seeing the double male protagonist label. It was a bit too natural [face covering], maybe it was the reason why he stayed up all night until 6 o'clock to look for books. There was no explanation of the world setting at the beginning, so I felt it was mediocre. I don't know when the protagonist started to become the villain, after all, it was because of the title. Which of the Muhe people have emotional entanglements? Is there a clear CP in this article, or is it the kind of emotional entanglement that is criticized by the barrage, or a bit of a bloody misunderstanding? Yanzi gave me a weird feeling when he flirted with the protagonist. It shouldn't be just because he wanted it, and the protagonist's heart was so volatile. I didn't see him as a heartthrob, and I didn't see much of the protagonist's personality charm. Please tell me more about the protagonist. As soon as I saw the protagonist's heart fluctuating again and again, I wondered if it was so fluctuating [face covering]. The protagonist should be stronger mentally, right? That's it for the early emotional line. There are a lot of things that are not explained clearly. I feel a little tired and confused about the main plot. I feel that the text and the introduction are not very interesting. I can see that it is wrong from the beginning. But this kind of subject will give me a sense of expectation. I hope the pace is faster [I understand] [Full] At present, the protagonist and the villain have nothing to do with each other. I have already made the title. Don't delay for too long. ૧(●´৺`●)૭ Give me some encouragement

Looks great, looking forward to updates

Cute! [Full]

Not bad [note]