Reborn, the Villain Actor Was Revealed to Have Made Numerous Donations

Unless it comes to issues of betrayal and children, the vast majority of ordinary people will not mess with celebrities.

When I was not famous in the early stage, I was afraid of being accused of donating money just for the sake of being famous. When I became famous, I deliberately concealed it, and even gave up the opportunity to expand my influence. The greater my influence, the more money I make, and the more people I can help. Is this deliberate operation for a later reversal? I feel like the author has gone too far.

You play a villain and you get trashed when you go out. How great your acting skills do you need to act like this?

Your first picture is very problematic. If someone hadn't targeted him, would ordinary people hit him tomorrow morning? Are you saying that the general public has no quality and is stupid?

Damn, you're not even a eunuch yet. You're so perseverant.

Many people may not know that villages and towns are now merging village primary schools. It is because many rural schools are abandoned, but the author actually still engages in donating schools? Look at how many people have donated to the school.

It will be more interesting to see someone who is exposed to numerous debts.

It would still be interesting if the title of the book could be changed to "Exposed to Exposing Countless Debts"

Villains are human beings too, so they act like villains are not good people.

The male protagonist of Fairy Sword was released too early. . The first three An Jiahe, Liu Huaqiang, and Takeda are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people as villains. It is impossible for you to play the male protagonist of the Fairy Sword, and it is almost impossible for you to play the leader of the Moon Worshiping Cult, or the Evil Sword Fairy. You can at least transition into three or four characters who are both good and evil, and then act more decent and reasonable.

As soon as you look at the introduction, you can tell it's a rubbish setting.

I watched it for a long time. Seriously, even Kun Kun didn't say that he couldn't be on the show that was criticized. Are the netizens in the novel all idiots who don't even know that the characters can't be connected with reality?

This looks like it was produced by a studio

This situation existed in the 1980s. As for now, people who do this are either trolls or anti-fans, and they are basically mentally disturbed In 2000, there were almost no such people.

How many more people are needed to bring the characters in the play into reality? What a retarded setting

It's funny, a villain donates countless amounts, and then asks you how much you can earn, it's stupid.

Don't think it's strange. This kind of book title contains any punctuation marks. You can tell without looking at it. It's all studio writing. It's just a template software from more than ten years ago that automatically generates text. Or the title of the book is in a shocking style to trick book lovers into it.

It's okay. Although I haven't read it, I only read the introduction. At least it says hundreds of millions, not hundreds of billions. It's much better. But after reading this kind of introduction, I won't read the content.

I contributed 10 monthly tickets and 2 recommendations, so let me take a look 😡

What surprises me the most is that an extremely handsome young man made a villain who made the whole world lose their minds.

Number seven, is there any highlight?

Don't have too many typos. All the awkward homophonic names are deceiving. I'll go to Lu Yi, why don't you use Chen Yi?

Is there any difference between this book and From a Villain Professional? Who copied whom

Jin Tian... It's really ugly. I might as well make up my own name and use homophones 😅