
A Villain's Life in the Spacetime Administration Bureau
混迹在超时空管理局的反派生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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355Chapters
19.3kRecommendations
5.9kFans
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One update a day? That's a bit slow, it'll be hard to keep up with the reader, I hope it won't be abandoned!
The protagonist overthinks things. He's inherently rebellious. He's mentally ill. These are my thoughts after reading a few chapters.
I have no idea what the author was thinking. He wrote so many ambiguous relationships with girls, but didn't accept them? He's acting like a saint. Write it if you want, don't write it if you don't. What's annoying is this timid, indecisiveness. If you wrote more decisively, I'd think more highly of you.
I couldn't continue reading after a while; the content completely contradicts the synopsis.
Your content does not match the name; I have reported it.
It's another harem novel. You're already planning to collect two or three, not a whole bunch?
Book title and contents?! You start with a girl by the start?!
Aside from the initial discouraging gameplay, there's absolutely no concrete cultivation system; everything is calculated in multipliers.
Having read from the beginning until the protagonist joins the academy, I roughly understand the villain mentioned in the title. I didn't read the rest because it wasn't to my taste. The protagonist has a somewhat anti-establishment feel, and it's possible he might overturn the Bureau's development direction. This is probably one of the conflict points the author has arranged.
What is the connection between this book and Magical Girl?