How a Beautiful Villain Became the Top Hero of the Martial World

It has a very authentic martial arts feel, but the protagonist's personality might not suit everyone's taste. He was genuinely forced to become gay, which is very different from the typical weak and helpless protagonists on the market. It's a rather unique feeling, a point the author also mentioned in the synopsis.

My dearest goddess, please don't let the readers' opinions influence you!! Seeing you being questioned made my heart skip a beat... Your thinking is truly brilliant! I swear this is absolutely one of my favorite stories! As a die-hard protagonist-obsessed reader, I'm so excited...

A villainous character with backbone, perseverance, goals, determination, and strength, Chu Xianke's life goal was always to become the sect leader, cultivate ultimate techniques, shatter the void, and return to his original world. Unexpectedly, he was on the wrong track from the start.

I think it has a really strong martial arts vibe. The protagonist's personality is currently my favorite; he seems ruthless, but he's also quite sentimental in his actions. He appears aloof, but harbors a compassionate heart towards others. Even when he learns his best friend is a demonic cultivator, he doesn't hesitate to take action.

It's a great read; the protagonist storms down the mountain in anger by the third chapter. The plot is concise and to the point, the protagonist isn't overly sentimental or indecisive. Once he realizes that Gong Xihuai's actions will bring shame upon him and his sect, he kills him with a single sword strike. To avenge his mother, he goes along with it, seducing his cousin, but without harming her.

It's the kind of book that doesn't feel like a typical Tomato novel; the martial arts style is particularly prominent. I personally like the protagonist's personality, and of course, there are many other well-developed characters. He's somewhat of a heartthrob, but not like the typical Mary Sue heartthrob. Finally, I really, really love Chu Xianke's personality. In martial arts novels, I feel that such a character is almost impossible to replace.

The true villain ✔ I love the wicked yet charming little cat, Xianke. A very satisfying, universally adored character! The protagonist is purely career-driven, with excellent transportation and a lot of male chauvinism 🥰 A rare find in martial arts fiction, with realistic and engaging character designs. A rare all-around excellent novel.

Xianke's personality perfectly matches my impression of a hypocrite—self-serving and indifferent to emotions. He's solely focused on pursuing his own interests. Of course, Xianke also possesses some sense of justice, as his core goal is still to return home. I also think the protagonist's character is great; finally, he's not a do-gooder with overflowing kindness!

The immortal guest is very beautiful. The protagonist isn't confined to one place or to any one person; he's ambitious but doesn't yet have the ability to stir up trouble in the martial world, as the story has only just begun. The author's character descriptions are quite vivid, making it easy to understand the traits of each character.

I absolutely adore this kind of protagonist—ambitious, profit-driven, and arrogant, yet willing to compromise and yield for what they want, resorting to any means to achieve their goals. It's so satisfying to see so many unapproachable, aloof protagonists. It feels a bit cruel to give a protagonist with a powerful, domineering personality a storyline, but our Xianke is so incredibly devoted!