
Miss Top-Tier Star, Stay Away: I'm the Villain!
顶流小姐请远离,我是反派!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 380k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 13h ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
113Chapters
56Monthly votes
1.6kRecommendations
395Fans
8 ch/weekPace
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The male lead tells everyone he's from the future, then complains that he's too awesome and it's boring? What's the point of having so many businesses? Is that hospital director his father? The male lead's initial actions were passable, but after the book was released, it was like he dumped a huge pile of shit 💩.
Big Head
Chinese cabbage
Chinese cabbage
Sister Liu
Sister Liu
The main character is quite interesting, unlike a human (in a good way). The writing is also good, but the grades aren't great. I wonder if the author can keep writing!
Hey Chovy, I just read the first eight chapters, and they're really well-written! Although it doesn't reveal the male lead's identity and background at the beginning like some other novels, it still manages to capture your interest through a series of plot twists, gradually unfolding the male lead's information. The author is amazing! I'll continue reading. I really can't help but praise you; here's my review: 😍
Mark the beginning; it's quite interesting.
It's quite interestingly written, but the plot holes are too big and there's a risk of not being able to close them. This kind of timeline-scrambled gameplay is too easy to mess up; I can only hope the author at least provides an outline after they've messed up.
The name needs to be changed; if you're writing about Korean entertainment, it's better to stick to "Peninsula".
One hundred years later, the Western Civil War; two hundred years later, the World War.
A soldier from Dongdaemun University participates in an experiment and becomes an uncontrollable experimental subject, randomly traveling back to any point in time in Korea two hundred years ago.