The Greatest Villain in the Universe: Starting from Devouring the Starry Sky

The title and introduction of the book don't feel very good. If I hadn't read the author's previous works, I wouldn't have clicked in to read it. . . In terms of actual reading experience, this book is quite acceptable, but the emotional expression of Luo Feng in the previous part feels a bit too much, because I remember several times in the original book it was said that Luo Feng was violent in his bones after seizing the body, but he was extremely calm. Luo Feng should not show his emotions when encountering such a thing. . . Generally speaking, I still highly recommend reading this book. It starts on Earth but does not follow the original route. I am really tired of reading the original route. It is really rare to find a book that does not take an unusual path and has a plot like this!

Even more disgusting than Tang San, doing double-standard beastly things and scolding Tang San at the same time

When you see a pirate, you know it

The two chapters about mortals were so poorly written, purely for the sake of grabbing the treasure. I also expected you to threaten Old Mo Han a lot, but in the end you ended up acting like an anticlimax.

Pretty good, looks like a villain

There is nothing wrong with the writing, but I feel that the chosen subject matter is not good, and it is not good to bully anyone. Bullying Luo Feng, Luo Feng has too many fans, everyone wants to be a brother with Luo Feng, good guy, you. . .

Author, do you have any more?

The author's writing is quite good. I suggest you read it before publishing. Don't just start talking without reading it.

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The writing was good at the beginning, but later on it was just a boring story between just whitewashing the protagonist and devouring the fandom.