Why Am I a Villain with a Built-In Snarky Sidekick?

This is the first time I've had a book on my bookshelf that has such poor grades but is one I really love, so I've decided to give it my recommendation votes every day in order to support it!

Wow! I suddenly discovered this book last night, and then stayed up all night reading it in one go. It's fantastic! The premise is novel, the plot is well-controlled, and the characters are engaging. Regarding the discovery that Ji Zeng could break through the dimensional barrier, I think there should be an experiment.

Looking back after finishing it, I realized the only milestone this book reached was 300 favorites... How pathetic? It's actually quite good, and it's free...

I'm sorry for the poor quality; it's probably 0100h0ty. It's really badly drawn. And then... Well, author, hurry up, there's simply not enough to read.

I haven't checked in so long and I only have 20 chapters unread! 😰

To be honest, seeing those commentators relentlessly criticizing Zero-One's villainous character design without knowing the actual situation made me so frustrated. Maybe this is what they mean by "the emperor isn't worried, but the eunuchs are?" Or maybe the author's writing was too immersive, perfectly transferring the feelings of injustice that should belong to Zero-One onto readers like me. It felt like I was reading a story about a protagonist suffering ╭( ๐_๐)╮

I'd venture a guess: Hanhan's father was the "protagonist" of the previous generation, but he was eliminated by Lingyao's father, who had also broken the dimensional barrier. Lingyao's father thought he could escape the "script" this way, but unexpectedly, another "protagonist" emerged—Hanhan himself.

Honestly, this writing style is truly unique. It uses a sense of immersion, connecting the authors and creating a sense of shared experience, and unexpectedly, the effect is excellent.

Pigeon meat is not only rich in nutrients, containing higher levels of calcium, iron, copper, and vitamins A, B, and E than chicken, fish, beef, and mutton, but it also has certain health benefits, such as strengthening the body and kidneys, improving brain function and memory, beautifying the skin, and prolonging life.

To be honest, the book is really great, but there are a lot of book reviews in it. Also, the author must keep going! Go for it!!!