They All Want Me to Be the Villain

After reading Chapter 30, I feel a little uncomfortable. I hate both the Imperial College and the White Horse Academy. The two educational institutions treat the people as stupid dogs at every turn. The emperor and the military god Chun Chun are flying around, taking over the administrative power of the country, and they can't even handle the two educational institutions. People directly discussed and decided the fate of the Military God and his family, but the Military God actually knew nothing about it. This shows that the value of this Military God and the Emperor is indeed low, and the intelligence agency is like no one at all. In addition, all the housekeepers in the mansion are ordinary people, and the Army God has hundreds of thousands of troops, so why can't he find a few practitioners? These housekeepers all betrayed the Army God for a small profit, which shows that the Army God is not strict in running the family; a group of ordinary housekeepers can have direct access to the top secret techniques and treasures in the house, which also shows that the Army God's family does not know people well and employs people poorly. The Imperial College, on the surface, has no dealings with White Horse Academy, saying that it wants to destroy White Horse Academy's plan. But don't they understand that the right person has many helpers, but the wrongdoer has few helpers? White Horse Academy once cultivated a demon emperor. This can be evidence that all White Horse Academy was confiscated, but the Imperial College refused to tell this. Of course, the outrageous thing was that the emperor did not even know about this. . . . Only by treating the root cause can the symptoms be cured. The Imperial College knew that Baima Academy was causing trouble but did not address the root cause and kept sabotaging Baima Academy's plans. Can't you just unite with the emperor and the god of war? You know clearly that Liang Qingshan is the protagonist, and the protagonist of our book is the villain. The Imperial College just didn't say anything and was still conniving there. Although it was never mentioned in the original book, it is conceivable that the protagonist's family became a typical example of heroes who shed blood and tears, and would be nailed to the pillar of shame until their death. The Imperial College's policy of appeasement finally succeeded in cultivating a genius for the White Horse Academy that had not been seen in thousands of years. With Liang Qingshan's moral standards (stealing a marriage at a disagreement, and plotting to kill the protagonist when he made no mistakes), it is conceivable that under Liang Qingshan's rule, the people of the world will never have a good life. Of course, Liang Qingshan and the emperor are both the same. No matter who is in power, the people will not have a good life. But no matter what, the Imperial Academy was silent and conniving. After the protagonist learned about this situation, he actually recognized the thief as his father and knelt down to recognize his master. It is really difficult for me to understand this behavior. Now I just want to know if the protagonist will make a fortune later and destroy both the Imperial College and the White Horse Academy. If the protagonist wholeheartedly works for the Imperial College, please tell me and I will give up the book as soon as possible.

After opening the first few chapters, why didn't the protagonist tell the princess?

Unlike other novels where the villain has a system to compete for the fate of the protagonist, that kind of novel makes people feel that the villain is the protagonist and there is no feeling of fighting against the protagonist at all. It may also be because old bottles put new wine in. Others have not written about it, and there is nothing to learn from. I can only explore it myself, so the writing is relatively jerky. But I can feel that the author is writing seriously. Come on.

The writing is so uncomfortable to read, it's not coherent at all, there are typos and the order of the words is really hard to read, the plot is also weird and a bit like The Riddler

I'll update the latest chapters every day, and my friends who are book readers will also click here on Mondays and Tuesdays. I'd like to know what the recommendations look like, and I'd like to post more of them by the way.

I thought it was a bit interesting in the first chapter, but later on it became very confusing. What is the author's positioning for this chapter? It's meant to make readers laugh and resonate, while also advancing the plot. Or is there another purpose? Su Ye's attitude toward Zhu dropped sharply after seeing this chapter. Isn't this plot unreasonable? Normally, you two are not romantically involved (I don't see that from the article), but the relationship between childhood sweethearts is still there. Zhu Ye just found out about the engagement. From her point of view, she has done nothing to apologize to you at this time. Is it abnormal for someone she likes to want to cancel the engagement? Su Ye's behavior made people feel that his IQ fluctuated. In general, the subject matter is novel and easy to attract people. But the content can be said to be baffling and confusing.

My favorite plot about lifelong regrets

What kind of rubbish novel is this? It's so disgusting to me! Is the heroine forced to do this? Is the protagonist a fucking idiot? It grosses me out

After reading Chapter 30, I feel a little uncomfortable. I hate both the Imperial College and the White Horse Academy. The two educational institutions treat the people as stupid dogs at every turn. The emperor and the military god Chun Chun are flying around, taking over the administrative power of the country, and they can't even handle the two educational institutions.

I'm a new author. I know how to tell stories, but my writing style is so bad. I feel so disconnected after reading one chapter. Can I read it for myself first?

To be honest, I don't like this kind of barrage and this cheat. It feels like the protagonist has no privacy at all, so how could he be immersed in this novel.

Well, the characters' thoughts and dialogues are a bit too jumpy, and the logic is a bit incoherent. The author can change the first few chapters. The content seems to be acceptable now, come on.

Goldfinger is indeed novel. But after reading three chapters, I think your book might collapse.

It's the first time I've seen Goldfinger; it's just that the characters are too young and I don't feel much about it.

The decent will win ✘         The winner is the decent ✔, author, open up the situation a little, why bother with the good and the villain, the best in the world is unstoppable, kill you and get your head rolling, you are still a decent, the villain will lose, but the villain is too weak, does the decent have luck, or does the winner have luck? In the eyes of most people, it is just a fairy tale that the decent can always defeat the villain.

When I saw Chapter 83, the descriptions between chapters were inconsistent starting from the couple. If you don't know how to describe multiple lines, don't use it. Every time I read it, I feel like I have missed several chapters. And Chen Mo, this character is funny, right? The emperor doesn't care about him, but his own organization doesn't care about him? You know it's going to be bad but you don't care? Children playing house? Did the emperor allow the harem to do this kind of thing? Let me give you a suggestion: read your novel yourself, from beginning to end.

Zhu Yan's image and character are contradictory and ambiguous

The reading is incoherent, as if AI wrote it first and then the author revised it. It's a pity that the subject matter

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It's clearly not mentioned that the protagonist is a time traveler, so why do so many modern words always pop up? For example, "This chapter is about" or something like that, doesn't it feel too early to select readers at the beginning?