
I Chose to Give Up, and Now All the Villains Are Panicking!
我选择摆烂后,反派们都慌了!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 810k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Cross-World
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- After I Gave Up on Everything, the Villains Started to Panic!English name
Stats
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394Chapters
1.1MPopularity
1.3kReaders
8.9Score
5.4kMust-read votes
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It's easy to understand, without any profound realms, vague insights, or any nonsense like the Tao Te Ching. The plot is exciting, featuring a variety of supporting characters, such as the unreliable Wu Lao, the stray dog who turns into a devoted admirer, the deeply affectionate Qin Wushuang, and Ye Qian of the Great Qin Dynasty—"Bring it on!" Who else is there?! Then he's taken in as a disciple by Yunxiao… Words like "striking one's head and posing" and "ox and horse" are very suitable.
The plot is quite novel. The framework is a cultivation-themed villain novel, featuring many villains, some with systems, some reborn, and some with powerful souls. The protagonist, the chosen one targeted by the villains, is also a system transmigrator. It's a subversion of tropes within a subversion of tropes, and very interestingly written 👍, just lacking a bit of eroticism 🌝.
This writer completely lacks the background to write this kind of book, showing utter ignorance of clans and lineages. My clan, as recorded in the county annals, has a history of over 1400 years (during the Han Dynasty). Our ancestor lived at the end of the Five Emperors period, and my lineage's ancestor lived at the end of the Yuan and beginning of the Ming Dynasties, serving as the head of the…
The beginning was quite good, very interesting, and funny. But after chapter 100, it became a pile of shit; it just kept going on and on, releasing treasure maps and issuing quests to go to certain places. What a waste of time. Is the protagonist the chosen one or the villains? The villains are so hard to kill, and every time we almost kill them, someone comes along to interfere, and later they even start advocating not to kill them and quitting altogether. It's really getting worse and worse.
Brothers and sisters, please feel free to leave any comments or suggestions in the comment section. The author will correct any errors and strive to improve. Also, I'm shamelessly asking for more updates, and I'd appreciate your votes and positive reviews. Thank you everyone!
While it's said to be a case of giving up, the main character is actually a despicable person who is not only greedy but also solely driven by profit.
Thanks a lot.
7.0/10. The plot is so-so! It's alright. It's mostly just references and jokes, quite funny. However, the author's timeline is too inexplicable. In one place, a long time has passed, but after the protagonist appears, it becomes something that just happened recently. I barely managed to read 200 chapters.
Finally, three updates! Thumbs up!
Positive reviews are all biased, so don't believe them. Around chapter 314, roughly after the chapter where the characters from that faction become miners, the novel's quality drops drastically. The later chapters feel rushed and rushed, as if the author just wanted to finish the story.