The_Unholy_One

Your other novel does not interest me. I hope at the very least you'll finish the Vandor arc before you drop this novel.

Is the protagonist a Villain, or a Anti-hero? These two titles have a massive gulf between them, they cannot be in the same novel. Remove the incorrect tag to help prospective readers know what kind of character the protagonist is.

You complain about villain novels, where the protagonist is an actual VILLAIN? Ridiculous.

I really don't like the video games references in the narration. it's quite jarring, and disturbs the reading flow.

I derive no arousal from the situation, it seems that you're self-inserting as the protagonist and letting your emotions get riled up - which is not a good thing to do. You called it 'ntr', and I corrected you. That is all.

NTR? It would seem you don't even know the meaning of the term. His mother is not his woman, so how exactly is he getting cucked?

TAG: Villain. Definition: An unkind, evil or unscrupulous person. I'm surprised there's so much crying here. In the very first chapter, the protagonist was described as an evil cultivator who raped and engaged in cannibalism. Now some are saying this is too much? Really? It would seem what those people are looking for is not a 'villain', but a pathetic anti-hero.

Chapters only involving these 'protagonists' should be labeled with their name in the title. I'd would prefer if the author didn't dedicate whole chapters to their escapades.

The protagonist is a villain in every sense of the word. He r@pes, murders (not too much of that yet) and manipulates. If you're uncomfortable with such acts, you should read something else. As of chapter 133, there are 11 harem members and only three have affection for him (the rest of them were either raped or saw his true, depraved face). One of my few grips with the females in this novel is the fact that most of them have identical body proportions: large to ample breasts and voluptuous bodies. Besides that, it's an ok read.

Debaucherous pre-martial coitus.