What Do You Mean, a Supervillain?

The villain is portrayed as doing the work of the heroes, and is the final boss who can't kill the original protagonist. There are multiple female leads, but the story is ultimately abandoned. The scope is vast, but the writing is too cluttered, giving it a light novel feel. Nothing feels satisfying; I don't know how to describe it. Frustrating? Pretentious? I'll just have to wait and see; maybe I'll reread it later if there's nothing else to read.

I'll mark this down first. I didn't see any cyberpunk vibes, but it definitely had the feel of a light novel. The female supporting characters were overpowering, and there was also the issue of her acting as a babysitter. Aside from those, it was still readable. I'm barely looking forward to what happens next.

Sure enough, even books that claim to feature villains still need to showcase the protagonist's righteousness and heroism, so they deliberately introduce a truly inhuman villain to trample on them.

Allocation, resources, niche, organizational form. I wonder if anyone could shed their lowbrow humor and provide some background information on the social organization forms in the context of interstellar colonization? Unlike monkeys fighting for resources, was it more like a war of gods, with powerful generals dueling?

After looking at dozens of pages, I hope the protagonist won't embark on a journey across planets later on. After all, it would be too unprofessional for a giant corporation not to open branches on other planets.

I don't understand why such a wonderful storyline isn't popular.

I'm actually quite curious about what kind of game makes killing the final boss at the beginning feel like slaughtering dogs. From the boss's perspective, the protagonist is either an unkillable cockroach or a rat in the sewers that's impossible to catch. In other words, the protagonist isn't taken seriously enough in the early stages, and by the time they do, it's too late.

This is a fan-oriented novel! Otherwise, you can only keep reading by following the author's train of thought! Moreover, this book inherits the consistent flaws of authors in the online novel circle! They could be the players, but they insist on being the pawns! They could accomplish things from the throne, but they choose to personally participate as lowly soldiers! If the gods wanted to kill them, they would be long gone! They survive purely through the author's cheat codes!

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