I Really Don't Want to Be the Great Villain!

Bai Jin almost killed the protagonist, but his father spared her because they were descendants of an old acquaintance and even gave her gifts. Furthermore, the protagonist, with his Chaos Saint Body, seems unable to defeat anyone except Ye Chen, or at least narrowly wins.

Does the author even understand what a villain is? The protagonist, seemingly destined for greatness, seems more like a villain, while the main character, disguised as a villain, is actually doing good deeds, lacking any ruthlessness or cunning. And this system, which involves a sneaky, underhanded development, is no different from the protagonist's character.

I really didn't see any decisiveness in him; all he did was spout nonsense.

The writing is a bit messy. The beginning focused on ruining the relationship between Wen Jiaoyue and Ye Chen, but later Ye Chen died, and Chen Muzhi didn't mention him at all when he went to Xuantian.

It's Biaozi erecting a monument again, and the writing is a complete mess.

Stallion, abandoned, but it looks alright, doesn't it?

What kind of nonsense is this? Stop writing!