Crazy.

Clarity! How I adore thee!

This is like a Dark Souls speedrun. The MC's cultivation speed is suddenly through the roof!

It's always good to have allies. Even if it's on paper only - it'll serve as a deterrence.

Britons are wholly innocent. It's the French who are the locust-like colonisers I tell you!

Stockholm syndrome! This man's a legend. Inducing the syndrome in just 2 days. Mein gott.

My respect to the MC.

Now this is a true villainous protagonist. Unlike some out there...!

Ohh ohh. What a terrible time for our glorious MC to be grieviously wounded. A paranoid captain would no doubt take action after hearing the rumours of mutiny!

Hahahaha. Truly, what a savage plan! I like it¬!

The princess is definitely heroic template. You squish them once, try to kill them, they'll somehow not only escape but return even stronger than before!

You throw a bait for tuna. You wouldn't mind if it was a shark which took the bait either - but it turns out, a bloody Megalodon has bitten the bait instead!

Evil genius MC!

Hilarious. A MC who breaks his promises faster than the author can release a new chapter!

Every story needs a good-hearted philanthropist. Even if only to mock her (often, it's indeed a 'she') kindness and compassion.

Interesting! Do continue.

Makes sense. If it felt good everytime you gain experience, then sooner or later anyone will become addicted.

Warning for my fellow readers of dark/evil stories. The tag 'villainous MC' is misleading. The MC's moral hypocrisy is on par with the typical Chinese protagonist. Author comparing the protagonist of this novel, Darius, with Leylin from Warlock of the Magus World? The most inaccurate comparison I've ever seen. Leylon is pragmatic above all else. Darius however? He is anything but pragmatic. Author promises a villanous MC and fails to deliver. I would say at most this protagonist is an 'anti-hero'. Deceptive marketing is never nice.

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