Hailed as the Sword Saint, I Vow Never to Be a Villainous NPC

First of all, I'm not trying to criticize, but I just have a really strange feeling about that new girl. It seems the author was trying to create a female character who's very righteous but stubborn, but the actual result is that she seems a bit eccentric and I don't know whether she's a saint or just determined to eradicate evil. She's incredibly forgiving towards everyone except the male lead, but towards him, she just wants to spend years developing before beheading him, even though the misunderstanding will definitely be cleared up later.

Note: If this book isn't a "feel-good" novel, everything below is nonsense. I think I read in the book that it was. I've only read the free chapters, skipped some plot points, and subscribed to a portion, so I can say I didn't read the plot carefully. I've read quite a few "feel-good" novels (some mindless, some intelligent), and this one just didn't feel satisfying for me. The scenes of showcasing and limiting power are reasonable, so they don't significantly affect the enjoyment. The slow pace isn't a problem either. So where's the issue? Let me address it from the character design, plot arrangement, and the progression of the romance. Generally, in "feel-good" novels, the harem is basically free, or it might be a gradual progression, or it might be mindless or even over in one or two chapters...

Why does it feel like a minotaur?

Having read the latest chapter, I feel that NTR elements are indeed present. Personally, I think the author simply hasn't adopted the reader's perspective. The reader's perspective explores the unknown and uncertain developments, unlike the author's omniscient view that already knows the ending. Therefore, it's normal for readers to feel disgusted. I hope the author can reduce or weaken this feeling; after all, everyone comes to Pineapple Bun (a Chinese online novel platform) to enjoy reading, right? Also, I hope the author can strengthen the plot progression and character development. The overly monotonous plot progression is indeed a weakness, and character development is the soul of the entire novel. If this aspect collapses, then the whole...

To be honest, these last few chapters are really discouraging. Wei Zhengyi is disgusting; I hope he gets a satisfying death. Also, Zhong Wuyan is a really problematic character; I feel that if she's not handled well, many readers will abandon the book.

I think this harem label can be removed.

I recently saw that your book was being attacked by trolls, so I took a look and found that the guy was just spouting nonsense. I really like your book! I hope you can ignore the trolls' comments and keep writing! Keep it up!

The new character doesn't seem very bright; he takes that dog in as a henchman simply because he rebelled, completely disregarding the dog's past transgressions.

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The beginning was really good, but after the introduction of the Virgin Bell, the novel started to seem to collapse. In the last few chapters since its release, I would have dropped it if the author hadn't repeatedly assured me there wouldn't be any NTR (Netorare) elements. Honestly, it's quite disgusting. The character of the Virgin Bell is a real landmine; if not handled well, it could cause many readers to quit. If it's really unbearable, I suggest the author abandon this character. Also, Bingyu's affection for Wei Zhengyi is quite off-putting to readers, making them feel like they're being NTR'd. We'll see how the author handles it later; hopefully, it will give readers some satisfaction. Anyway, good luck to the author! Hopefully, the author won't create more problems for themselves in the future. These last few chapters really feel like the author buried themselves in this mess...