Villain Simulator: Today, I’ll Teach Them a Harsh Lesson Again

This is just my personal rant; please don't be offended if you disagree. Personally, I felt the story became somewhat uninteresting after the protagonist awakened his psychic powers. It wasn't because of the romance or the protagonist becoming stronger. The main issue was the near disappearance of the word "villain" from the title. The conflict between the villain and the protagonist was minimal.

The protagonist's background in your book is ridiculous. Damn it, he accomplished something incredibly dangerous at the age of seven—crossing an extremely chaotic area. Even an adult might not be able to make it. That's a bit too far-fetched.

Actually, it's quite well-written, but I feel there are often some inexplicable extra parts. I'm not referring to the alternating simulation and reality description style, but rather to supporting characters like that Su guy. Many of the scenes involving him feel bloated and pointless, contributing very little to the plot or indirectly portraying the protagonist while taking up a lot of space.

Okay, the protagonist isn't a native, but a time traveler; it's worth watching.

The villain? All I saw was a dog carrying a frisbee!

Chapter 66 Stay. Originally, the side quests were quite interesting, while the daily life scenes were drawn out and very ordinary. Now, even the side quests are written haltingly, the author's writing skills are clearly lacking, and the plot is not well-developed. If it continues to be this bad, I've decided to abandon the book.

Uh! Isn't it just like those games from a few years ago where you use a game character's body to go on a rescue and counter-terrorism mission in the near future and meet a girl you'll actually meet in real life?

The recent plot has been dragging on and on, and you can't even call it filler; it's really tedious to watch.

Why are there so many unfinished books in the books I invest in? I'm disgusted.

So, were you bullying them, or were they bullying you? And this is supposed to be a villain? They're just gloomy cockroaches that pop up to disgust people every now and then. The development of the protagonist and heroine's relationship is also inexplicable.