The Legend of Qin: Supreme Villain System

Those who say it had a bad ending, you haven't really understood the book. Is the protagonist Ying Ziyi? No, you're wrong. The protagonist has always been the main villain, the system—Fat Bear! Why end it like this? Because Fat Bear needs to complete his final mission of making the whole world his enemy. Fat Bear needs to draw the readers' hatred. The villain is so thorough, not even sparing the real world—truly terrifying! 🤓🤓

I am a fan of the author, but I have to say that this book was average in the early stage, but very good in the middle and late stages. I was so angry that it suddenly ended badly. We were all in the climax stage, and he suddenly disappeared. How many years has it been? We are still criticizing this author, and it is difficult to calm down.

In January 2017, I saw a group chat saying "All subscriptions to the VIP group" and subscribed. The very next day, the finale aired, and I was stunned. Then, in March, I was kicked out of the VIP group, apparently because I kept criticizing the ending and urging him to update. After that, I stopped paying attention.

I have a friend whose situation is similar to his—he wrote a novel that was never finished. He passed away last year, and his death was not peaceful. His body convulsed in the morgue for three days. When he was cremated, the ashes sizzled and he screamed. After a few minutes of burning, his head was blown off, and the smoke was incredibly thick. When the hearse came out after the cremation, it overturned, and his ashes were scattered all over the ground, with many being blown away by the wind.

This is a bit toxic. The protagonist is only six years old, yet he knows everything about world affairs and can even talk fluently with Ying Zheng, suggesting they attack Wei first and then Chu. What does a six-year-old know? He has no resources or information, yet he's more knowledgeable than the ministers.

What a terrible plot! The protagonist and Xiong Xin switch identities, and the two women the protagonist likes, and who also likes him, end up marrying the real Xiong Xin. People in ancient times took marriage very seriously. The author's writing like this is incredibly off-putting; how many people are you trying to discourage? It's utterly toxic. Those who haven't started reading should run away now!

To be fair, don't think about anything else, and don't read other troll book reviews. I remember the author was still a student when she wrote this book, and she was a girl, yes, a girl. Moreover, this book is considered the best among Qin's Moon fanfiction (don't mention those infinite flow or world flow stories that interweave Qin's Moon plots, can those compare to Jill?).

To those guys who say it's not good, please send me a book with a similar protagonist! I've only finished this one Qin's Moon fanfic, and I can't find one to finish. It's heartbreaking! 😭

Oh my god~~~ We're doomed~~~~ The protagonist is going further and further down the path of courting death, sinking deeper and deeper into the path of scheming against others! I told him off, but he wouldn't listen and even gave me the Imperial Seal of the State! I hope our Great Qin Dynasty doesn't perish after only two generations, and that my idol, Emperor Zheng, doesn't die! He shouldn't die without a clear reason!

Time flies so fast, it has been seven years. This book is still the top 1 Qin Shi fan in my heart❤️