
I Can’t Believe I’m the Villain in This Book
我竟是书中大反派
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- I Am Actually A Villain In The NovelEnglish name
- I Am The Villain In The NovelEnglish name
- I Am Villain In The BookEnglish name
- I Turned Out to Be the Arch-Villain of the BookEnglish name
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It's really well-written; it's hard to find a book on Qidian these days where the male protagonist isn't impotent.
This deserves to be highlighted.
This is the most enjoyable book I've read recently, it's really good, I highly recommend it. Also, the author of this article, "Fortress Besieged," said he'll update more frequently if he has female readers. All you female readers, gather here, let's lock him in a dark room and make him keep writing!
First of all, this book does have some quality. I read through it despite its many flaws, and the overall experience was quite good. However, I really dropped the book when I saw Li Wutong insist on going to find Ning Yongnian. He even mocked Lao Chu as a simp, and now the protagonist has become a simp too, and it's supposed to be a satisfying read.
Lu Jingyao
Main character
He died from the poison before ten chapters were finished!
At the beginning, he killed the prime minister for the sake of his maid, and used the system to exchange items to save others. First of all, you just transmigrated, and the two of them already had such a good relationship? It's not that they had a good relationship, it's that they were sentimental. What about You Jia and Li Wutong? Why did you have one leave and the other die?
I subscribed to one chapter, not for anything else, just to rant, and wow, I couldn't even handle four chapters! Three golden chapters and this is so toxic, are you serious? You're not going to keep readers here. Young man, I advise you to become a rat.
I still feel uneasy. Seeing You Jia's death, I knew the author's pretentious sentimentality had finally kicked in. Killing off such a heavily described supporting character isn't appealing in itself; secondly, supporting characters can die, but You Jia's death was utterly pointless (it didn't advance the plot at all).
Seeing someone kill the prime minister for a maid they'd known for less than a year—that's promising. But sacrificing the power of two guards for a maid—that's a bit cruel.