The Journey of Villains in the Heavens Starting from the Holy Lord

Does the author intend to make the character and personality of the protagonist the same as the original Holy Lord? Stupid, failing to achieve anything, failing more than others, and getting angry at every turn. Doesn't the protagonist have his own character?

Otherwise, you would die early and be reincarnated in the sea of ​​fire. I would even jump through the spiritual cage.

If you focus on the main character, you are destined to be unpopular, so you won't attract readers. The author who suppresses the fighting power is nowhere to be found.

Readers, please rest assured that this book is definitely not a piece of fiction and is definitely a villain.

Doesn't the protagonist want to learn magic? Holy Lord, you don't know a single magic, and the protagonist is so stupid sometimes. I only see the protagonist in a very embarrassed state, getting angry and yelling in various ways.

I like to read books where the protagonist is a villain. Is this book's protagonist really a villain? If you are a villain, you are most afraid of the protagonist appearing as a good guy. If it happens once, you won't want to watch it.

Alas, wait and see what the author will do next. When you succeed, I will see you again. If you fail, it will just be a quiet time. (Xiaoyu's popularity is not low, and if Jackie Chan's Adventures of Heaven can affect other worlds, it's either because there are demons as links, or the protagonist system is too confusing)

If the author is good, I will give you a monthly vote