I Am Actually the Villain in the Book

I don't know if the bad comments below are due to slander, but I will tell you the truth after reading more than 600 and nearly 700 chapters. The first 100 or 50 chapters in the early stage are indeed a little childish, or even unreasonable. How could it be possible to talk to that Jingyao? One sentence can change long-standing attitudes. There are other places where subduing Xiao Feng's people is a bit too simple, but it is understandable. After all, it is ancient times and the ideas are different. When we read it, we cannot say that we understand it with the thinking of modern people. These are just some vague questions in the first 100 chapters. However, in the back, the author writes about this world very completely. He writes the emotions and suspicions between people, the wars and strategies, and some important characters. It cannot be said to be very delicate. However, among the online articles I have read, it has also scored 7 points, and some people have even scored 8 points. In short, this is another very good book that I have read after half a year of reading.

It's really not that good. The system in the book is messed up, and it's clearly a villain story, with the villain fighting against the protagonist. However, in Chapter 70 or so, the villain versus the protagonist rarely appears, and the protagonist Xiao Feng rarely appears. Most of the time, the villain is messing with the plot, but the plot seems to have little to do with the protagonist Xiao Feng (except for Xiao Feng) (Take those two girls), and the villain points obtained by disrupting the plot are very few (that's why it is said that disrupting the plot has nothing to do with the protagonist). The reason for this system is that the things in it are very expensive, and the villain points obtained are few. I have seen more than 70 chapters, and there has not been one use of villain points to buy cultivation. As a result, the villain's realm has always been very low, and the plot has been seriously delayed. In general, it's just system garbage, a villain's solo show, and a drag on the plot.

Sorry for the negative review. I did not review the book before reading it. It was because of the negative review given by Ning Yuke. . It's better to let Ning Yuke die without knowing the protagonist. . . The plot of the author's book is okay, but the writing is disgusting. Also, the character of the protagonist is that of a trash man. Even if he has a harem and doesn't care about his own woman, Long Aotian is better than this protagonist. He thinks that this means he is decisive in killing. Haha

The first two hundred or so chapters are fairly well written, but the latter part is simply shattering. The author is a mess in terms of characterization. All the female characters in it stutter, literally all of them! ! ! Almost all the heroines have the same character, and I'm really impressed! ! ! ! I also hoped that the author would use his brains to create different new characters later, but it didn't happen at all. I jumped directly to more than 700 chapters and read a few pages. The new female character still has the same temperament and the same stuttering! ! ! I really can't stand it anymore

Ning Yuke is such a good girl and has helped the protagonist so much, but the protagonist is so ruthless to her because he doesn't like her appearance? I can't stand it anymore, I want to give up. I can't bear to eat this piece of defense.

This book is okay. Why is there no one?

I really don't understand why you make so many self-righteous foreshadowings when you have nothing to do. The plot is disgusting. It's better not to foreshadow it and disgust people in advance and then disgust them again later. To be honest, you know how to whip corpses. It's disgusting.

Selling dog meat over sheep's heads and deliberately suppressing the hierarchy

I don't know what to look at at the back.

I have read Chapter 80 for the time being, and I can only say that the rating of 8 points is really low. I have read a lot of Qi Miao's villain stories, and these are the few that I can read. Most of them either treat the readers as fools or the writing is so bad that I can't read it. The first few chapters of this book are average, but the more I write later, the better. It's really good.