Review Detail of DepressiveCritic in Villain Retirement

This is one of the funniest novels I've ever read! You are very good at this author, congratulations! And even though the novel is VERY funny, the author still manages to outdo himself with the plot twists. One is always better than the other, you have the gift for that. Despite all this, not everything in life is flowers. Starting with the protagonist, I hate him, I hate him, I hate him, I hate him, I hate him, I hate him, I hate him, I hate him, I hate him, I HATE HIM, I HATE HIM, I HATE HIM, I HATE HIM, I HATE HIM, I HATE HIM! At first when he starts doing the things he does, it makes you curious as to why he's doing it. After a while, it just gets boring. No matter how many years pass, it seems like the protagonist hasn't left the fifth grade. Exemple: Any random woman A: I want to be your friend! Mc: I can't have friends, I am evil itself, someday I would destroy the universe, and kill everyone! Any random woman A after being moved by this nonsense: Don't say that, let me hug you, or rather, I love you! Pathetic isn't it? I don't mind him being evil, but honestly, I like people who at least have a goal. For example Fang Yuan, I can root for him. He has a goal, and he will do anything to reach it, even if he has to do evil in the process. Already Riley? He looks like he suffers from chuunibyou syndrome. Well, I just hope he dies soon. There are other silly things to, like him having a sister who is clingy. From the beginning you feel sexual tension between them. You can already imagine the plot twist here, right? I want to believe that the reason all women fall in love with the protagonist is because of some skill. Albino skin, white hair, and a mouth that widens approaching the ears. Do you think this is beautiful? Looking at the old and new covers of this novel, do you still consider it beautiful? Apart from the protagonist, there are a lot of cool characters, the one I like most is the protagonist's father. And others that start off very well, and become pathetic. Gary, I'm talking about you! At first he seems mysterious, and makes you curious, only for you to discover that he's weak as fuck. He's very funny, he's one of the reasons the novel is very funny, but that's all it is, funny. He's weak, pathetic, can't learn from mistakes, and keeps doing stupid things, and never grows up. After that, everything bad will happen to him, to the point where you'll wonder if someone named "Gary" did something to the author. Something happens later, and he is sidelined for a while. Only to come back later in a way that I found pathetic. Conclusion: Despite all the problems I mentioned, it's worth reading. It's very funny, and has a lot of plot twists. If you're not like me, who hates the protagonist knowing that he'll never grow up, and will continue the same way until the end of the novel, if you sympathize with him, you'll love the novel even more.