
I Reincarnated as a Villainous Young Lady and Immediately Captured the Goddess
我,转生恶役大小姐直接擒住女神
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It's both therapeutic and incredibly refreshing.
After reincarnation, the protagonist enjoys the love of family, endless gold coins, and gains power and strength—he's no longer the same person he once was! As he grows stronger, he inevitably encounters troublemakers. Relying on his innate noble status, he punishes anyone who displeases him. He throws away coins when he's in a good mood, and replenishes his mana when he's low. Bullying his little sister is fun, and constantly toying with her is even more fun… Hopefully, he won't suffer any setbacks or be the one to be seduced.
I hope someone can give me some spoilers.
Maybe I'm being a bit too sympathetic, but the thought of an innocent little girl and a naive mother being brutally murdered by the protagonist at the beginning makes me lose all desire to continue reading. It's not that I dislike the protagonist, but rather the story presented in the synopsis. The protagonist knows he's guilty and deserves to go to hell, but from the synopsis, he seems to be living a very comfortable life, better than countless others. If the synopsis didn't have a second half, I would have continued reading, but it does. The real estate developer does charity to atone for his mistakes, but that's far from enough, so he gets punished. And what about the protagonist? Although his motives are different, he's just as heinous as the real estate developer, yet he can still live a carefree life in another world, chasing girls. This...
After following it for so long, it's time to write a book review.
I'll follow the updates as they go. This book is basically free of major flaws. It's half pure romance, half invincible. There haven't been any truly formidable enemies. Regarding the "saintly" label, I don't think the young lady is a saint. She's just a tool for recruiting talent, a means to gain loyalty. Without benevolence, how can you expect others to be fervently devoted to you? I think any organization recruits members this way. To quickly control an area, you have to use both soft and hard tactics. Those who don't cooperate are simply killed. The young lady is one of the more decisive, clear-headed, and intelligent people I've seen. What do you mean by "saintly"? This book isn't an invincible story. It might be about...
Mina mina~ Happy New Year's Eve~
Um, I suddenly discovered today that an evil force is fighting for world peace! I'll have to update tonight.
It's good-looking, I love watching it.
I've subscribed to all of them. I've also read all of the author's previous books; this is a treasure trove of his work. The plot twists and turns are excellent, the author's writing is superb, and the character development and world-building are superb. ----Regarding some seemingly controversial aspects of the opening settings? It's really unnecessary. Given the protagonist's situation, after being killed off, she spent 20 years in hiding, waiting for a chance to take revenge. Would she really let her enemies go? Or let her daughter go just because she's a beautiful girl? That kind of saintly sentimentality is the real problem. Innocent? The protagonist gets herself killed and seeks revenge one-on-one, fine. But with everyone else gone, how can you expect her to have a clear conscience and a sense of justice? A subjective, omniscient perspective is truly unacceptable. The author didn't consider this point in the design...
I was accidentally injured in the battle with evil forces today and need to get treatment. Update this afternoon.
The depiction of the so-called "villains"
I don't understand why they keep writing about a male supporting character who's evil, stupid, and foolish. From Franlot to this Holy Son, it's all the same. They're only described as evil, stupid, and foolish, yet so much text is dedicated to describing them. Meanwhile, the protagonist is treated like a nobody, getting messed with. Readers just want to skip to his death. If you really want to create a male villain, he should be evil, but not both evil and stupid. Ideally, his evil should be purposeful and calculated, not just a simple act of stupidity. His confrontations with the protagonist should be portrayed as an equal battle of wits or strategy, not just a clown with so much text describing how clownish he is...
How many more chapters of this alternate world are going to be filler in the latest chapters? Fighting a few ordinary people isn't very interesting.
Why does the author write only words? Why is it charged after it's published? Was the author ever a rich young lady?