The Ultimate Villain Daoist Heir

The protagonist seems a bit of an idiot. He makes enemies everywhere, killing everyone he meets. If someone writes something and slightly underestimates him, he'll kill them. He gets a system and thinks he's invincible. And then there's a bunch of brainless women throwing themselves at him. 🙂🙂🙂 It makes me want to punch him. 😓

While this book is good, I still think the second male lead needs an update. Of course, I'll still follow it, since the subject matter is quite novel.

This novel is so awkward, how did it manage to reach almost two hundred chapters? Having read so many villainous novels, this one has the worst writing, like something a primary school student would write. The author should stop writing novels and do something else. 😥

That's called mental illness, not villainy.

This is what you call being smart? This is insulting my intelligence!

The book's high intelligence lies in reducing the IQ of all the supporting characters to negative numbers, thus making the protagonist appear highly intelligent.

The protagonist's behavior and actions in the very first chapter are so childish and jarring that I don't even know what to say. When writing about villains, their psychology should at least be mature; what you've written is like something a primary school student would say.

The author's bio boasts about their high intelligence, but did the author actually capture that essence in their writing?

There are no moral boundaries. This isn't just about being a villain; villains aren't necessarily bad people, and heroes can be anything but good. This is downright inhumane. It's not that I'm being a saint, but it's genuinely hard to accept if you put yourself in that situation.

Two words: mentally challenged