The Villain Reform Plan

... I skipped the plots I was not interested in and read them quickly. Well, this ending is really a bit rushed... Although it doesn't matter if the protagonist dies, the reason for the failure of the plan is a bit outrageous... Just like the kind of villain who is forcibly depraved. Isn't this really a mess?… There is a sudden twist in the last picture. It is obvious that the villain chooses to commit suicide, but there was no sign of it before. This approach completely goes against the protagonist's previous philosophy, right? Influenced by love... But before, we were all writing about the villain protagonist's various disguises, plans, and rebellions. This makes it strange that the protagonist is suddenly influenced by love and chooses to commit suicide in the last chapter! And it obviously felt like there was still a lot of things to write about... Such as the spying of the brain, the consequences of the reopening, the endings of other people, and the terrible magic world... But in the end, nothing was written, and it ended when the protagonist died! However, if the protagonist just completely changed the protagonist and supporting characters of the original work, and then went back in time, wouldn't it mean that nothing has changed at all?! Is he dead?! The reopened world is the original world without any changes, right? I'm not saying that the protagonist can't hang up, but he really hangs up very well! Very unreasonable? No benefit at all?! Not only does the reason for committing suicide feel strange, but nothing has changed. So it is a completely wasted death?! So weird, so weird, I feel like I can't accept it. Many readers seem to be unable to accept it, but I think the author seems to have misunderstood... At least what I can't accept is not that the protagonist dies, but that the protagonist dies without warning, which is inconsistent, useless, and unconvincing to me. Moreover, many things were not written, explained, or half-written, and the main character chapter was over in a matter of seconds. I hope the extra story can be more reasonable, otherwise it would be really... Uncomfortable.

Why can't everyone be killed? Since I gouged out Gojo Satoru's eyes, I should do it more thoroughly, but Megumi stopped me. Is this really a contaminated Holy Grail? From time to time, others will tell me that I am unhappy or something, so it's ooc.

Why do I feel like this ending is so baffling? . . . . Is this the end? . . So unexpected. . . Have you been teased so hard that x

This beaver??? Dajun QAQ In the text, I don't even see that Aometori has such deep feelings for Megumi. This beaver? This??? As a pure evil, Qijun should not be so self-dedicated. He knew that Huijun would die if he destroyed the world. How could he sacrifice himself in the end in order to reopen the world? Qijun himself is a god and possesses the original power of the world. Naturally, he can arm-wrestle with the consciousness of the world and threaten it with WYW to resurrect Huijun. Qijun is so smart, why can't he calculate this, why can't he realize his feelings for Huijun, why is there no way out, this is simply impossible, okay, what about the villain's self-cultivation??? The origin of this evil wants him to sacrifice himself for irrelevant feelings and keep his promise to Qijun. The promise to the leader of the port mafia has not been fully realized. As a villain, Qijun has not done anything unforgivable. The crime cannot be this serious. The author is so great! Actually, I don't dislike BE, but the ending of the villain is somewhat too sloppy. There wasn't much foreshadowing for Qijun's death?! This is not a beaver! I used to think that the reason for Qijun's death was that he was tired of the world. Even being moved by love and self-sacrifice in a bad street is not unacceptable. At least there is a foreshadowing, dear... Forget it, forget it, the author has tried his best, come on, look after you, and kill everyone equally⊙▽⊙

This ending is simply a piece of shit, it really messed with my mentality. The progress in the early stage was so good, even if there was a break in updates for a long time, I didn't delete the collection. As a result, we saw the ending, and that's it? Even if you stop updating, don't stop keeping your standards! The difference between front and back is too big. If for some reason, I would rather see it elsewhere.

The death was too hasty and it felt unfinished. I knew it would be B, but I didn't expect to die like this at the end. Not only did I feel like the main character was zz, but I also felt that the collective IQ of all the characters was reduced to zz.

What the hell??? Isn't this ending too abrupt?

I stayed up late to read it. The ending was disgusting. Is this a newspaper? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Damn it, the protagonist is fine, how can he be influenced by love? There are no more pure villains. The ending was too hasty.

It's well written, but the endings of the last two chapters are a bit rushed, and it's hard to wrap your head around it. No wonder they were willing to write Megumi to death in the end, so that the world could be restarted. To be honest, the most uncomfortable thing for me was the death of Mr. Kondo. I loved this teacher so much!