The Villain’s Glory

Shouldn't villains be ruthless? The protagonist was born so powerful and is engaged to a small family in the lower realm. Even if she's the Empress of a Great Emperor, so what? So much time has passed, her bloodline has thinned, and she could just steal his opportunities directly. Why does she need a harem? This is just exploiting her for personal gain. I laugh.

My opinion is that a villain is simply someone who opposes the protagonist; not everyone is a villain. Some protagonists are inherently bad, while the so-called villains are actually good guys. I don't like characters who are possessed by demons or constantly killing. A villain is not necessarily evil.

This book is very good, I don't know why it's not popular. It really shows a villain doing what a villain should do, which is much better than those books that use the villain's name but follow the cliché of a useless protagonist.

I think the protagonist should follow their own cultivation system; following someone else's system will never allow them to surpass the one who first developed it. Using the framework of "Covering the Sky" and "Perfect World" would certainly work; it's entertaining. I hope the protagonist has their own system, such as returning to the upper realm, breaking their cultivation, and starting over.

What the hell do you think this Devouring Demon Body is?

Can Cute Lolita

I created a Fengshenxiu.

Villains can also have more humanity; keep it up, author!

If you like villains, can you check out mine?

Keep up the good work, author! 😆😆😆