Villain Simulation, We Must Educate Them Hard Today

Personal complaints, don't complain if you don't like it. Personally, I feel that it is a bit boring from the moment the protagonist awakens his psychic powers. It's not because of falling in love, or because the protagonist becomes stronger. Mainly the "villain" in the book's title, a word that has all but disappeared. The villain only has that little conflict with the righteous. The purpose of simulating doing good deeds several times in the beginning is to create obstacles for the heroine. Afterwards, the protagonist's kindness grew stronger and stronger, saving vampire test subjects, helping lost girls, and in the future (after chapter 64) rescuing abducted children. If this was a villain, I wouldn't watch this year's top ten moving characters without him.

The background of the main character in your book is outrageous. Damn it, you accomplished such a dangerous thing at the age of seven. Traverse an extremely chaotic area. Even if you become an adult, you may not be able to leave. This is a little too outrageous.

In fact, the writing is quite good, but I feel that there are often some inexplicable extra parts. I am not referring to the description method of simulating reality over and over again. I am referring to the supporting characters such as Su. Many plots related to him give people a bloated and useless feeling, which is not helpful for advancing the plot or side description. The protagonist's help is minimal but takes up a lot of space, as well as some information that appeared during the simulation process. Take the diary as an example. It feels really stinky and long, but fortunately these are free chapters and there is no important plot. I hope the author will not be complained by readers because of this kind of thing after it is released. Come on.

Good. The protagonist is not aboriginal but a time traveler. You can watch it.

Villain? I only saw a dog holding a Frisbee!

The recent plot has been so annoying and long-winded that I can't even say you're stupid. It's really annoying to watch.

Forehead! Isn't it just like the one a few years ago where you use the body of a game character to carry out a rescue and anti-terrorist mission in the near future and at the same time meet a girl you would meet in real life.

Chapter 66 Stay. Originally the copy was very interesting, but the daily routine was procrastinating and very ordinary. Now, the copy is also poorly written. The author's writing power is obviously lacking, and the plot is not well written. If it continues to be this bad, I will decide to abandon the book. Just a reminder, if you want to fall in love, fall in love well; when writing about the background of the protagonist, write the background well. I am looking forward to the protagonist becoming a big B in the family. It is best to find out the reason why the protagonist can travel across several districts at such a young age. Why does that happy female character appear? It's so abrupt! According to the background explained in the previous plot, this female character should be called a boss. The protagonist doesn't even fully understand the background of the world, so he is so reckless and asks her for help without even explaining the reason. Is it really okay to just go up like this? Indeed, they are classmates, but even if the previous date really counts, they are not acquainted! If you ask for help, I will help you. The protagonist is really awesome and always follows his words. The most outrageous thing is that this female character is really obedient and follows her when asked. How come she is the protagonist's dog? He was so obedient and didn't even ask why. Here, I want to ask the author, are you sober? ! !

Are you bullying them, or are they bullying you? Are you still a villain? Aren't they just dark cockroaches that come out from time to time to disgust people? The development of the protagonist and heroine is also inexplicable

In many villain novels, it is said that the villain writes the protagonist. You, the villain, have the halo of the protagonist, and you also lead the protagonist to be smarter. Just disdainful. Let's see what you said about this book

Why are there so many eunuchs in the books I invest in? I threw up.

The reality is boring and the campus plot is very childish.

"Laughing" portrays the feeling of the ugly man in the DC comics who is not a lunatic. The debate about justice in more than seventy chapters has shown a concept similar to that of the ugly man, bringing a great character texture. The author's characterization is beyond average, and the work is not just about upgrading and killing monsters, but "telling stories", which is already rare. (๑>؂<๑) However, the readers screened out by the introduction of the work are a bit biased towards the invincible villains (눈_눈) in the novel, resulting in a poor review in the comment area.

Since the second simulation of death affects the main body, it means that we can no longer write interesting villains The first simulation is also almost tasteless.

Sometimes I wonder, who stipulates that villains cannot be good people? For example, the general of Metal Slug. Get to know him. He is also called a villain, but he does all good things. The area he manages is prosperous and everyone has enough food and clothing. Wherever the protagonist group comes, life is in ruins. The people under his command are willing to die for the general. Especially the part about rescuing the general in space.

The part where I encounter "lies" is too convoluted and complicated, and the subsequent development is really confusing and very tiring to read.

So can the author personally tell me whether there will be a single heroine, a harem, or no heroine?

There is a question. If the protagonist is not born evil, how will he deal with it later when he finds out that all his simulations are real and has killed so many people? It would be a bit poisonous not to write this well.

Is there anything similar? I like to read simulations.