As the Villain, I Only Want Them to Obediently Do as They're Told

The top fan wants to see Sister Sanqianyu in women's clothing, the monthly ticket fan wants to see white stockings, the donation fan wants to see black stockings, and the fan fan wants to see swimsuits. They discussed it and are asking if they could get a photobook. They want one that includes Lolita fashion, maid outfits, succubus outfits, swimsuits, bikinis, and wedding dresses. If that's not possible, they'd allow makeup and wigs. They've also jointly signed a petition demanding the author update quickly. Otherwise, they'll send razor blades. (ಡωಡ) Oops, it's not 140 characters enough to post this, so this is just to reach the word count. Author, please take care of your health and remember you owe me.

Big Head: This book has many plot holes and the storyline is simple and clichéd. Little Head (standing up): You fucking shut up! 🤐

Who would have thought that such a satisfying and enjoyable story would become a luxury in today's world?

Such a popular novel would be a shame if it didn't receive some good reviews to break the drought. Therefore, I've ventured to offer my comments; please refrain from harsh criticism. Reading these 270 reviews and annotations alongside your novel is quite interesting. After reading them, I've distilled four perspectives, which should represent the opinions of a significant portion of readers. First, regarding updates, or urging for more, as readers, of course, the more the better; the problem is that writers aren't writing machines, so they should act within their limits and avoid overworking themselves. It's advisable to keep a few drafts in reserve and utilize scheduled release mechanisms, choosing appropriate times. Second, the protagonist's "villainous traits"...

First, let me state my opinion: this book is exceptionally well-written, and so far, it has been a very enjoyable and satisfying read. We need to understand what we hope to gain from reading novels. Is it spiritual elevation? Knowledge enrichment? Or simply enjoyment? If it's the former two, we can certainly read classic Chinese and foreign literature. But if it's the latter, this book is definitely worth reading. Generally, there are two writing logics for reborn villain stories. One is that the true villain is reborn before committing all the evil deeds, intending to repent and become a good person, using this as their goal to trigger a series of events that change the original world...

Let me preface this by saying that my opinion only applies up to chapter 85, so it may be biased in terms of the overall content. Please feel free to point out any errors. Based on the current plot, I believe his actions have gone beyond revenge, degenerating from simple vengeance into a hedonistic pursuit of desire. He treats everyone except his family with evil. Like the original male protagonist, whom he utterly despises and loathes, he has become a villain. However, while the original male protagonist was unaware of his own evil, the protagonist is self-aware yet still acts in that direction. Like a child, he manifests the grievances he suffered in his past life in the form of evil...

Five stars! Fish Sister's character development is excellent. Although the male lead claims to be a villainous demon, he's actually very gentle towards those who are kind to him. Looking forward to the sequel. Works involving time and fate are always difficult to write; if they can't develop further, they easily become melodramatic and end badly. And for a minor character like Fish Sister... That's even more unlikely... I really believe in you! I'll praise you again when it's finished! *⁂((✪⥎✪))⁂* Praise Fish Sister!

It's really good. It's the first Western fantasy harem novel I've ever read. It's super easy to avoid the bad ones and super enjoyable. It's a pity that there's too little description of the fox. He was clearly a special person in his previous life. I wonder which platform the author went to. Is this the only one that's finished?

This is my first book review, please forgive any shortcomings. (No spoilers) I read all 155 chapters in one go, and my first impression of this book can be summed up in four words: smooth and steady. In terms of smoothness, I think the book avoids unnecessary elaboration and excessive descriptions from different perspectives. Instead, the author maintains a good balance between different perspectives, which reduces reading fatigue. There's no monotonous rush to one perspective; the author smoothly switches between the perspectives of so many characters, making it difficult to experience reader fatigue. The smooth transitions between perspectives and the length keep the book fresh and easily immersive. In terms of steadyness, I personally feel this book is...

Damn, what a loss! I just ordered everything and then it went on sale...