Reincarnated as a Martial God? My Whole Family Are Villains, and I Tear Up the Male Lead's Script

Although it was good, I didn't understand why they gave his father a female lead later on; it really annoyed me.

The book title and synopsis don't match the content; the villain doesn't seem like a villain at all; it's a bit unpleasant to read.

To be honest, I initially thought it was a villainous story. Yes, classic tropes, classic plot. But I was wrong. It's the kind of book I've been looking for—a book with a strong sense of public duty and excellent writing. The grand, epic events that followed were incredibly exciting, but also thought-provoking. It almost burned out my CPU! It's fantastic. I hope the author can tighten the logical flow and include more scenes like this. After all, keeping readers engaged is crucial.

The protagonist is a bit too righteous.

The transmigrator is such a pathetic character, I can't believe I read past chapter 29.

The author controlled the pace well; let's go, let's teach Lin Ping'an a lesson!

It's just garbage. Where's the satisfaction? I can't find it. Is it about attacking your own people while being subservient to outsiders? 😤😤😤😤

That doesn't match the title; what kind of villain is that kind?

It's frustrating to watch, and while they talk about being ruthless and decisive, they just can't actually kill anyone.

The protagonist feels very realistic, like a playboy, and his driving skills are exceptional. His critique of traditional fermented bean curd is very satisfying, and he tortures the male lead in various ways! (¯▽¯~)