This Villain Spouts Nothing but Benevolence and Morality

It's very well written. The author clearly possessed superhuman abilities; the writing is original and avoids assumptions.

Sure enough, you could guess it by looking at previous cases. Sigh, there really are over 4000 eunuchs.

You could easily get a Sanjiang (a popular online literature platform) status by simply putting it up for a while tonight, but you insist on putting it up early, rushing to make money. You could easily get a featured status with 400 first-day subscribers, or even less time, but you set a target of 800 first-day subscribers. Dude, if you continue like this, you're not fit to be a writer. It's not that you can't, it's that your attitude towards readers and your work is unacceptable.

Have you ever been a superhuman? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Keywords: extraordinary world, class movement, villainous protagonist Worldview ★★★☆☆ The world-building is fairly standard, with a simple class system and somewhat rudimentary humanistic aspects. However, it hasn't been fully developed yet, so I'll only discuss the world-building presented in the first few dozen chapters.

To avoid the protagonist having too few witty lines, I've compiled a collection of lines from villains across countless worlds, mainly for a crowdfunding project. (P. S.: You can make it up yourself, as long as it's sophisticated.)

A collection pushed in by dreamers

When will the conditions for Dio to go to heaven be arranged? It's better for story-driven narratives to lay the groundwork in the early stages, and then directly introduce him in the mid-to-late game.

What does this mean? The latest one, are you going to cut it off? Are you going to abandon it already? I just gave you a monthly pass, and you're already abandoning it?

This is so cringeworthy, it gave me goosebumps.