Villain: I’m Losing It! I Brutally Beat the Future Great Emperor from the Start

It would be nice if the male protagonist and female protagonist were reborn and he didn't know about it at first when they traveled in time.

I have also read a lot of books, including similar ones. I felt a bit uncomfortable when I read this book. The quality is not very good. The elders there are also people who have lived for a long time (old foxes, etc.), But in this book, it feels like they have become wise and very reckless. No wonder there are so few chapters.

I have read many books, and I have also read this type of book, but when I read this book, I felt that it was a bit uncomfortable, a bit strange, and not very high quality.

This author writes books without any brains

The writing is quite good, it would have been better if there were more plots for the apprentice.

There are so many poisonous points in this book that it pissed off a large number of readers in the early stages. The apprentice is the cliché template of Destiny's Child. The protagonist is called Jun Zijian. The author also said that he has many good friends, but the beginning of the game is against the wind and he is besieged by a lot of enemies. Those two disciples also saw that my blood pressure was rising. Chun Chun was a white-eyed wolf. Their master had raised them for three years. They themselves admitted that the master was good to them. Later, the master started beating and scolding them, and they almost brought out their inner demons? (That's what the article says) They got good opportunities by relying on the equipment given by their master. The seniors of Chance also reminded them that the equipment given by their master was top-notch. These two white-eyed wolves listened selectively to people's words and could not hear the importance of their equipment. When others were nice to them, they would just kneel down and acknowledge their master, but their master did not mention a word about the good things their master gave them. Isn't this just disrespectful? It feels like most of the readers who stayed here just wanted to see how these two white-eyed wolves were slapped in the face.

I dug a lot of holes but didn't fill them in. I should have focused on describing the apprentice, but I wasted the words on the supporting characters, and the ending was unfinished. This article is one of those that makes me tired the more I read it. It's really bad. I'll give it two points out of five at most.

The ending is so bad, it's gone without filling in the previous pits.

The plot doesn't make sense. The protagonist preaches and teaches, is given valuable treasures, and saves his life several times. The apprentice just hates him and wants to kill him. He is a pure white-eyed wolf. If only he can keep it up, the author slaps himself in the face. After a few words, people don't hate the protagonist anymore.

It's really not good to watch. I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters, so...