They All Want Me to Become a Villain
他们都想我成为反派
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 630k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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245Chapters
1.3kRecommendations
12.2kFans
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Why didn't the protagonist tell the princess in the first few chapters?
Old wine in new bottles. A true subversion of conventions.
Unlike other novels where the villain has a system and competes for the protagonist's luck, those novels don't give the feeling that the villain is the protagonist at all, and there's no sense of the villain fighting against the protagonist.
The writing is so difficult to read; it's disjointed, full of typos and misaligned sentences, making it a real struggle to read. The plot is also bizarre and a bit of a riddle.
I'm eagerly reading the new book!
Please update the latest chapters daily. For those of you who are reading, please check back on Mondays and Tuesdays. I'm curious to know what the recommendations look like, and could you also post some more comments?
The first chapter was somewhat interesting, but it became quite baffling as it progressed. What exactly is the author's purpose in this chapter? Is it to elicit reader feedback and resonate with the reader, thereby advancing the plot? Or is there another motive? Su Ye's attitude towards Zhu has drastically declined since reading this chapter, which seems illogical.
My favorite kind of story is one of lifelong regret.
What a piece of trash novel! It's just trying to disgust me! Was the female lead's mother forced into the story? Is the protagonist's mother an idiot? It really made me sick to my wits' end.
After reading 30 chapters, I feel a bit uncomfortable. I really dislike the Imperial Academy and the White Horse Academy. These two educational institutions treat the common people like straw dogs. The emperor and the military genius Chun Chun, who control the administration of the country, can't even manage these two educational institutions.
Is this a new author? They can tell a story, but their writing is terrible. Reading a chapter feels disjointed and disjointed. Couldn't they at least read it themselves before finishing it?
To be honest, I don't like this kind of overpowered plot device with its barrage of comments. It feels like the protagonist has no privacy at all, so how can they possibly immerse themselves in the novel?