Villain: I Humiliate the Hero's Sister, but She Falls for Me

Currently, it's up to chapter 57, and personally, I don't think there are any major flaws. Having multiple systems isn't a problem as long as the protagonist's system is dominant. As long as there aren't any major plot holes later on, like a harem with yuri elements or used cars, it's readable. So far, the author seems to have a good awareness of avoiding problematic content.

The art style is humorous, and the content is fresh and original, not following a predictable formula. The plot involving the chosen one is also hilarious. Anyone who can hold their breath through the first twenty chapters might be diagnosed with depression. It's just a bit fast-paced; I'm afraid if the rating gets too high, it'll become unreadable.

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It's very interesting and enjoyable. The only downside is that it's a bit short for a new book, and this kind of work can easily get repetitive. It's filled with a lot of jokes, which are hilarious at first, but can get a bit cloying after a while. However, it's still definitely worth reading; it's a pretty good book.

It's pretty good; the female leads are all innocent and the story is quite funny, but the writing style is a bit weak.

A great book, lighthearted and humorous, incorporating various new memes and the will to dominate; it's quick and easy to recruit female characters and suppress the chosen one of destiny; and it's fast-paced and engaging.

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It feels very much like a human-machine interface, but I can't be the only one suffering. 🙂

Personal opinion. I'm a bit curious; even with the ratings being lowered, a 6.9 Seems too low for this book. Among the "villain" novels I've read that are 8.5 Or higher, even 9.0, None are as good as this. Especially those characters who are cunning and calculating yet still manage to outmaneuver their opponents, and those who are already useless but are deliberately spared.

A very enjoyable, mindless, and satisfying read, full of plot points. It's not exceptionally good, but definitely not bad either. Personally, I feel the approach to dealing with the chosen ones needs a change. Don't make them too difficult to kill. It could be that they can be killed at any time, but you slowly torture them because they have value.