The Strongest Villain Only Wants to Find a Wife

I was deeply moved after reading this book. Firstly, it's not your typical overpowered protagonist story; it's a very realistic read. Many details are thought-provoking and thought-provoking. The author's most memorable line was: "If a woman easily seduces you, don't think it's because you're handsome; it's because that woman has something wrong with her." To utter such a profound statement, the author must have a story to tell. Secondly, the author's writing style is excellent. The details are beautifully portrayed, creating a strong sense of immersion. The male lead is sexually frigid and incredibly domineering. The female lead, Lisala, is a very interesting character...

Looking at the cover, I thought it was a Honkai Impact 3rd fan art.

Why use my queen as the cover?

I've read two volumes of this book, and the male protagonist's character is too far-fetched. The female characters aren't well-developed, mostly just simplistic characters. It's a typical "pretending to be weak to actually be strong" story. The fighting power is haphazardly assigned, and the characters are generic, just for the sake of being entertaining. Overall, it's quite boring. The male protagonist is clearly very strong, but there are always various reasons why people in certain areas don't recognize him. How can someone who supposedly overpowers three people, considered the pinnacle of power, be so easily defeated? The male protagonist even utters lines like something out of One Piece, declaring that the world has entered some kind of era. How can anyone not know him? Some of the settings in the second chapter are really awful. This is just my personal opinion. Take it or leave it...

I understand the logic, but why did you post my wife's photo?

This is interesting, really interesting! First of all, everyone has their own interpretation. Not every novel can attract all readers. But I have to say, I was completely captivated by this one. First of all, it's a story about showing off. But all the villains in the story are intelligent. The protagonist's intelligence is also consistently high, seemingly because he suffered an accident half a century ago that caused him to become sexually frigid. This is a big plot hole left by the author, which I believe will definitely be filled later. And it's also incredibly funny. In short, you can't read this while eating; I laughed so hard I spit my food onto my sister...

I graduated from SSS rank with my Queen, what about you?

Tomb sweeping

Why do I always pronounce the male lead's name as "dislike"...?

Long live the Queen! The chants continued endlessly.