Apocalyptic Villain: Predating the Protagonist's Girlfriend at the Beginning

Is the system space used for hair drying?

Is he a villain? Even if the first heroine has bad intentions, she is still clean. The apocalypse is about to happen, so she can be used as a tool to vent her anger. There is no need to leave it to others.

The villain mentioned in the book is Chen Yun. He was beaten to death within a few days, but wasn't that what the villain was supposed to do? Shouldn't the villains be the stronger ones? How could it be so fragile?

I read a few chapters earlier which were pretty good, but something happened and a woman came to see me and I stopped doing anything, saying I was really sorry and didn't see much.

The concept is good, but the writing needs to be polished

A villain should look like a villain

After reading the first few dozen chapters, I can only say that it's terrible, full of nonsense. When you know the plot and don't want to conflict with the protagonist, when you go up the mountain to find Ye Fan, you should arrange for a group of people to find him in advance, and then deal with the three beasts naturally, get the fruit, and have no subsequent conflicts. For example, when we return to the Chen family and face some minor villains and minor villains, do we need to be wordy? After exposing the opponent's conspiracy, they should directly suppress it with force. Wouldn't it be more interesting to have such a plot that is logical and decisive?

Why do pig's feet always behave in confusing ways?

Don't villains want a bottom line?