I'm the Number One Villain, So Why Am I Saving the World?

I read 42 chapters in one night. At first glance, it might seem a little disorganized, but upon closer reading, it's a surprisingly delightful book. Here's a spoiler-free review: Pros: - Excellent and concise character development; the characters' personalities are revealed through just a few words and actions. - Solid and tightly paced plot with very little filler; there are no instances of reading 200 chapters without leaving the beginner's area. Most unnecessary filler words are deliberately omitted by the author, making for a thoroughly enjoyable reading experience. - The rambling, psychological descriptions typical of Japanese light novels might be a bit off-putting, but for someone like me who loves Japanese light novels from ten years ago, it's a huge plus...

Looking at the comments, I feel somewhat helpless. Okay, okay, you're all right, but when I wrote the murder mystery game script, I should have asked around, right? About whether to include details? The chapter comments at the time also supported specificity, and I didn't see any objections, right? Yeah, whatever! It's so great to have you guys!

1. It's exhausting to watch! 2. He's clearly invincible! But he's not decisive in fighting anyone! It's frustrating to watch! 3. He clearly has a system! There are so many things to buy! It's all-encompassing! But it doesn't seem to have any use! In the end, you basically have more money than you can spend! But you just don't use it!

There are too many illogical parts in this book, and its worldview is also chaotic.

I found this book quite unique, both in its plot and its story. However, what bothered me most were the scenes involving the main character and his multiple alter egos. Because the main character's name changes with his identity, the appearance of several main characters within a single storyline, and their switching identities, created a very confusing and tiring reading experience. At times, it was difficult to distinguish which main character was actually who.

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The plot is getting more and more engaging, the world-building is expanding, and the number of plot holes is increasing. In short: Just bury the author!

The writing is poor, the character development is terrible, many aspects are inhuman, the world-building is chaotic, and what's the point of the protagonist? In many situations, the protagonist is just a bystander, barely participating in the events; a simpler approach could have prevented the bad ending. The official portrayal is far too negative, making the protagonist's side seem like complete idiots.

Having read up to volume 15, honestly, what kind of plot is the author writing? Just traveling around the world?

After reading for so long, I think this book could be called "The Diary of Raising the Strongest Villain's Savior Girlfriend".