Forced to Become a Villain, I Want to Abandon the Darkness and Turn to the Light

Villain: Charming personality, countless subordinates, superb wisdom and strategizing ability, all-round and all-round, hands-on, devoted to the people he loves Protagonist: yelling that I can't help but blame God, blame others, explode, cheat, open a harem, explode, cheat, cheat, cheat, cheat. . . .

Isn't it because he lost that he is the villain?😰

Forehead! I don't know why, but from beginning to end, it felt as light as adding water, without any ups and downs! But! Why do you still want to read the next chapter? What drives me to want to watch it again? ! ? How strange! Did the author drug him?

The last book ended so suddenly, which was obviously quite good. I just feel like vomiting. In the end, they all became gods, and there were a lot of goddesses around them, but what about their parents? Are you really planning to become a heroic spirit after death? It's okay to mention it when you get married, but just forget about it 🤔

This book will definitely hit the streets because the main character is a virgin

The books you wrote are all disgusting. I understand everything. After reading your previous works, I have no hope for you anymore.

A villain is a villain and it doesn't matter whether he loses or not. Thanos was still a villain when he was invincible, but he just hasn't waited for the people to punish him. Batman, Superman has lost countless times, and everyone is waiting for him to come back (I still like Wonder Woman)

I don't know why, but the more I watch it, the less I want to watch it. Every time the protagonist says that he is not the villain, and every time people who have ill intentions toward the protagonist believe it, the more I watch, the less interesting it becomes.

It would be better to just write about traveling through the heavens to show your identity. When looking at the villain, you only need to look at the character and the behind-the-scenes. Whether it's through force or wisdom, I really can't stand the plot characters expressing their identities.

After reading a lot of high-sounding stories about cannibalism all day long (it has almost become a starting mantra for those who are not of my race), who wishes that the whole world revolves around him, who kills his whole family because of a disagreement (you may say that is Lao Long Aotian's thing, but it is still the case now, just covered up a little), I feel that this one with his own ethics looks much better.

Without even one fan, you can imagine how bad this book is 🙂

Why do the titles of these books by the author have a strong flavor of Japanese light novels? "I just want to live an ordinary life after gaining the power of the protagonist" "How should I live when I can travel through time" "Forced to become a villain, I want to abandon the darkness and turn to the light" If this is not obvious enough, I just watched the Monarch El-Melloi II Magic Eye Collection Train last week, and I also named it "I dated Alexander, became a monarch, got a sister, and then was possessed by Zhuge Kongming. My sister turned out to be Sima Yi! ? The apprentice is the reincarnation spare tire of King Arthur! ? The students turned out to be a Sumerian goddess and a Japanese swordsmith! ? The top student is actually the goddess of balance! ? There is indeed something wrong with my Clock Tower Story" Second brush: When I saw the cover of this book, I always see the author's book colliding with the cover of other books. I remember that the cover of the previous "Acquiring the Protagonist's Ability..." Also collided with the other two books in a short period of time. The book with the wrong cover is not from my bookshelf, but from the app recommendation column. The title seems to be something like "Journey to the West, Saved at the Beginning..." Or something like that. I clicked on Qidian today and took a look. Oh my god, there are two books with the same cover.

The protagonist is like playing a virtual reality game. Regardless of the plot setting, you will identify yourself as a player when you see an NPC. What else is there to play? As for feasibility, it is indeed feasible within the framework of the game, and the success rate is not low and the effect is not bad. But you've been playing tricks outside the game, and God, as the GM, is just watching you mess around like this? Are we using the protagonist as a source of entertainment or are we using the protagonist as a father?

Revealing his identity again? It's all about your imagination, so what's the point?

They all say that the villain must lose, but I discovered that there is a TV show, movie, and novel in which the villain must win 😌😌😌

Is this cover the one that comes with Qidian or is it from the studio? I have painted this cover on seven or eight books.

O sea, you are all water! O horse, you have four legs!

If you don't lose, you are not a war criminal, but a sage. If you lose, you can have war criminals put on trial. The same is true for villains. The winner is justice and truth.

Why would you reveal your identity to a plot character? Everything else is pretty good. Seeing how the fate of each villain is changed, I'm quite puzzled as to why he says he's not real.

You've become a villain, and you still have to clean yourself up. I'm vomiting. How naive!