Reviews of I Should Be The Villain, Right?
I Should Be The Villain, Right?
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This novel has potential but few things hinder it. Firstly why the fu*k is mc still 5 years old when its nearing 30 chapters???? It's weird imagining a 5-year-old midget having s*x with all the girls!! You could have started mc at earliest 12-14 then it would make sense for a rich 'young master' main character to fu*k girls left and right. But nooo you had to have a five year and not including how wrong it is and how 5 years old wouldn't have a libido to speak of. Plus some sentences don't make sense and annoying spelling mistakes take away from the novel, however, such stuff can be avoided if the story is good.
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A story of a 5 year old child who looks like a sexual rabbit .... Well, not a serious plot, the author prefers to detail random things like old catchphrases, proverbs and quotes, interesting to have an interest in detailing kingdoms and cities in light the sanitary system but fails to develop a small detailed text about a fight or even an R-18. And to frustrate when he is out of ideas he repeats every walk of the MC in the view of his maids and slaves as if it were a cheap recap.
Epic novel, with a kindhearted MC until he died did not get happiness, Given the chance MC was reborn , bored being good he decides to become a villain and do whatever he wants, really? Read this if you like the villain MC. The R-18 rated scences as well the action scenes could be better and it seems to be repeating the same direction. Good work but the author needs to decide a direction where the novel will end up. Please dont drop this, this has good potential.
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