How Did I End Up Simulating the Great Villain?

I haven't read the book yet, but because of your introduction, I had a dream yesterday. In my dream, there were also two little maids dressed in black. After each death, time cycles, and a new "me" is born, while the original "me" crawls out of the grave and becomes a woman.

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Are the protagonist names in fantasy novels these days so arbitrary? It's always something like "Chang Sheng" (Eternal Life), "Chang Qing" (Eternal Green), or "Chang Kong" (Eternal Sky). Just like the old "Battle Heaven," "Breaking Heaven," and "Ao Tian" (Three Grandfather and Grandson) names, eight out of ten books have these ridiculous names. Even "Dog Egg" (Dog Egg) sounds better.

Um, I don't understand why those people thought the protagonist was a normal person? Since he's a villain, all sorts of treacherous, cunning, shameless, and beastly characters fit him perfectly. You've read dozens of chapters and still can't accept it? I just don't understand, nothing more.

The protagonist is really a villain, their thinking is exactly the same.

The protagonist is a true villain, a self-serving individual with no moral compass. This book is not a traditional righteous protagonist taking on a villainous role; rather, it's a story of a villainous transmigrator who gains a righteous system. Readers who expect the protagonist to have strong moral principles should proceed with caution! —The final words of a Shennong (a legendary Chinese figure)

The protagonist and the villain are both incredibly unlucky... With the protagonist's cheat-like abilities, he still has to transform into Conan to analyze intelligence and assess the situation in order to survive. Just getting out of the starting area safely is extremely difficult; every decision has a cause-and-effect butterfly effect, leading to hellish levels.

A villainous character in a simulator... Is he ruthless and decisive?

The pacing is quite steady so far. With so many elements mixed in, this unconventional writing style is quite interesting, and the plot is quite unexpected.

One reader commented that before chapter 59, the protagonist's strengths seemed to be greed and laziness [laughs]. So, I'll give a brief review as well. Firstly, based on my understanding of He Changsheng's character, his seemingly cold and indifferent demeanor, his apparent detachment from others' fates, is likely simply a result of his self-serving attitude.