I Loaded the Villain's Dialogue System

Introduction to Made in Paradise According to the design of the official panel, the speed of the substitute panel made by Heaven is infinite (∞), but this speed is not fixed, but an increasing acceleration. After the ability is activated, as time changes, the speed of Made by Heaven will become faster and faster, increasing exponentially, and eventually it can even lead to the destruction of the…

I couldn't take it anymore after reading chapter 13. The power-ups are way too overpowered! The protagonist only gets a tiny bit of it, gaining permanent abilities just by saying a few lines. Anyone with a brain would just spout lines about being a villain with a single-universe or multiverse-level power, starting off invincible, instead of the protagonist spouting a few JoJo's Bizarre Adventure…

…Author, there's something wrong with your setup. The protagonist is a transmigrator who was powerful before, but how did he end up being manipulated by so-called powerful people to the point of being sentenced to death? A time traveler, manipulated by the rich and powerful? His own organization is utterly worthless? What's the point of your life?

If you can't write invincible stories, don't bother.

It's so strange watching this. Is the protagonist's situation really that serious? It seems serious, but it also doesn't feel that way, and all those high-level plot points just don't really resonate with me...

Let's compile a list of classic quotes from the villains and give the author some suggestions.

Have you only read JoJo's Bizarre Adventure? You might as well just add "JoJo" before the villain in the book title -_-||

Honestly, around chapter 20, I couldn't hold back anymore. You say your predecessor established the largest savior organization, and it was full of like-minded comrades. Let's not even talk about everyone sharing the same ideals; just the fact that some people agree with you doesn't mean that the protagonist, after only losing his powers for a year, is forced to be publicly executed and ignored…

Whether they're high school students or university students, they're very young, that's all I can say.

I don't understand something. The protagonist's original self was the leader and founder of a supernatural organization, so where did all these people go after the protagonist lost his superpowers? Did they all want the protagonist to die? Wasn't there a single one willing to protect him? But after reading the author's comments, it seems the protagonist still wants to develop his original organization. To be honest, these ungrateful wretches should just be wiped out.