A Villain? Even a Dog Wouldn't Be One!

When writing this kind of book, please first think clearly about what a villain is and what a bad person is. Does that mean that anyone who opposes the protagonist is a villain or a bad person? Then who defined this protagonist? Why is he the protagonist? Can he represent the world?

Welcome to the Brain Storage Facility. Please, dear readers, deposit your brains here in an orderly fashion. This book is lighthearted and humorous, with some obvious logical flaws and moments of idiocy. Everything is for the sake of entertainment; please don't take it too seriously. If it makes you laugh, the author has succeeded.

In essence, the book boils down to this: all the factors that led the protagonist to do more harm than good.

What I find strange about rebirth novels is that I was a corporate slave. Before, I spent my days drinking sugary drinks, playing games, delivering food, and watching live streams. But after being reborn or transmigrating, it seems like I can do everything. I can copy novels word for word, compose music casually and professionally, memorize business trends, and even write code.

Yeah, it's a story based on imagination, you know what I mean! The main character keeps saying random, nonsensical things, and then everyone else starts making all sorts of assumptions! 😊

I've caught up to the latest version. It's currently free of viruses and water, and the system doesn't affect the viewing experience. It offers a high degree of freedom, and I hope it becomes popular.

Where is Shennong?

It doesn't feel very good. It's not a novel that tells a serious story. It's just a novel where the whole world is reversed and twisted, right? Everything in the world that is related to the protagonist is impossible and will be reversed in the opposite direction of the original intention. The protagonist will never encounter people who can communicate and do things normally. You can only continue reading if you can accept this setting!

This is where your brain is stored. Remember, you can't read this book with your brain in mind! Any illogicalities are simply because the protagonist is the protagonist.

Nightshade Hall: You dare utter a word in front of me, the King of Hell!