Is This Really the Villain?

I like protagonists who practice their beliefs. What kind of template the protagonist of this kind of popular novel performs in front of the audience just makes me feel like a clown. I just think how to strengthen your beliefs is the most attractive. Just like a dog like Dio, who is bad and never doubts himself. Can anyone say that Dio is not popular?

To be honest, except for the book "Tiandao Siming", I have never seen any author who can put this kind of books on the shelves. Recently, I have chased several books of the same type that have been put on the shelves. As a result, I always have a premonition of being a eunuch when I see this kind of books. I dare not read them at all. I am also suffering from ptsd 😭😭

By the way, isn't there anyone in this type of article who reveals the identity of a time traveler? Isn't it possible to earn more popularity by revealing your identity as a time traveler than by pretending to be a native?

Although I've been raising him for a while, I remember that the previous character was supposed to be a strong character who enjoyed fighting and didn't bother to take action against the weak, right? I saw in the latest chapter how he became a kind of close brother, dating and chatting with his former lab teammates about the meaning of getting stronger. Isn't it fun for me to fight? There were several battles that ended in an anticlimactic manner, and one was skipped directly to tell the outcome. There is also this inexplicable hidden identity. I originally thought it was a breaking point, but it turned out that I couldn't see where the breaking point was. The description was also very bland, and the barrage in the book was very consistent. It's too bland. I feel like I'm halfway through a bottle of iced Coke. It's so refreshing at first, but I don't feel it tastes right before I take a few sips. It turns out it's been mixed with water. Look again.

I can't stand watching it for three chapters. The protagonist's expression is half-smiling but not smiling. He was hit by someone and flew away all the way. Still half-smiling but not smiling. I'm laughing at you. It's like a criminal pretending to be a bad guy.

How did this popular system novel become so popular? Recently, several new books have been written about the popular system, but I haven't seen any great works. Did they just start writing them all by chance?

If not, why are there still live broadcasts, watching monkeys on the screen?

I have read a lot of this kind of writing, and most of them have the problem of making the protagonist look like a clown for the sake of performance and popularity. This book is the best of this type of writing that I have read. Of course, it may be due to the lack of barrage plot. In short, it is well written.

Come to the third volume, which is the volume after returning from time-traveling monster hunting. After all, it is also a chapter subscription, and I also spent money. So let me comment a few words: First of all, the first volume is okay. Although the names of the protagonist's moves are quite rough, let's not hide the flaws; in the end, the design of the protagonist's fake death is a bit far-fetched in details, but considering the protagonist's death, it is equivalent to acting in a TV series for people from another dimension. It's normal for TV movies and dramas, but the design of suspended animation still has the feeling of leaving an Easter egg at the end of the first part to wait for the second part; The second volume is a bit lame.

What is the purpose of parachuting a heroine? To escape. Not a neutral BoSS behind the scenes. Instead, he ran away as a nondescript character. The emotional narrative is even worse. Why? The previous female characters have foreshadowed the plot. Who is this new heroine? Just a friend. You write for readers. It is not written for your own reading.