
I'm the Villain's Dad, and the CEO Calls Me Godfather from the Start
我反派他爹,开局女总裁认我当干爹
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 927k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- I Am the Villain’s Father, and the Female CEO Recognizes Me as Her Godfather at the BeginningEnglish name
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332Chapters
31.2kClicks
142Favorites
60Recommendations
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This novel is a complete plagiarism of another book. It's disgusting. They didn't even change the plot or anything. I'm speechless.
Names are mixed up, and there are many spelling mistakes.
You can read this book without thinking too much, but if you do use your brain, some of the characters and identities don't match up. For example, how could someone in the business world not recognize the chairman of a well-known local conglomerate? Even if he didn't know the name, he should at least know who the male lead was, right? No, no, no. He only met the male lead because the man's bodyguard introduced them.
Having read up to chapter fourteen, Long Aotianwen, disguised as a villain, is such a big boss, yet he still has to personally show off. It's truly shameful. He's also having a romantic relationship with the chosen one and keeps taking in adopted daughters. He also likes secondhand goods and enjoys playing the villain, but he doesn't actually do anything about it. At least so far, he hasn't touched a single one. It's purely a case of putting on a show. That's all.
There are so many typos, and in some places there are extra words.
The overly sentimental villain stories are really annoying. If they're going to take in a woman, fine, but what's with the developing feelings? Why not just fade her out of the story after that? The point of a villain story should be how they torment the chosen one, right? To put it bluntly, even the protagonist's role is unimportant; they can just sit at home issuing orders and plotting. Personally getting involved and pretending to be innocent is really beneath them.
You villainous father, villainous system, and you still pretend to be righteous. I couldn't stand it after reading dozens of chapters, but you wouldn't push it away. You insisted on cultivating feelings for me, saying "there's plenty of time." Where's your time?
Hopefully there will be a sequel, author! ✍️
The story is a bit padded out, with over 30 chapters and the protagonist, despite being on the most wanted list, not dying until over 100 chapters later. Furthermore, the protagonist himself is a villain, yet aside from dealing with the chosen one, he hasn't committed any major crimes or killed anyone. And this villain, in fact, dislikes doing evil.
I hope to continue writing.