All the Villainesses I Killed Are Coming After Me?

Honestly, I don't really understand the feeling of hurting yourself to make someone else regret it. What makes you think they'll regret it for the rest of their life? Classic female-oriented logic.

The six worlds of bad women, also known as the six lifetimes of bad women.

It doesn't feel like a book from Qidian.com; it doesn't have the right feel.

Female-oriented content often seems to involve hurting oneself to make others regret their actions. How do you know the other person will definitely regret it? Is this what they call "relationships"? Don't be ridiculous. For true heroes, emotions are merely a spice in life. Their pursuits lie elsewhere, such as conquering the world.

Why write the same story from both the male and female protagonists' perspectives? Even if you write it from each perspective, the story is basically the same except for the different viewpoints.

It has a cat smell, but it's not authentic; overall, it doesn't taste quite like the cat-themed stuff.

Judging from the writing style, it's by an experienced writer, but how to put it... It's a bit tiring to read. I don't know how to put it, but this book isn't suitable for impatient readers, at least that's the feeling after the first 10 chapters. The premise isn't complicated, but it still requires mental effort to read. I don't know if it's a problem with the paragraphs, or if too many premise points are crammed in at once.

Is this just copying the trend of "Immortals Just Want to Lie Down"?

They've already created the world, and they still want to ascend to the sixth level.

Surprisingly well-written, the current story interweaves elements of older tales, which is quite nice. So far, there are no problems; I recommend giving it a try.