Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1452 Review of "This is What Villains Are Like"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I will continue to talk to you about the books recommended by Dafeng.

"This is What Villains Are Like", Meng Ji Qianqiu, a level 2 author.

Category: Fantasy-Eastern Fantasy,

Summary:
False villains: arrogant and greedy, bullying, overbearing, arrogant, and unwilling to eradicate the problem completely.

The real villain: has a noble status, a distinguished family background, is steady and modest, is calculating, always bullies the weak, has a boss template, and has unfathomable strength.

Jiang Lan said seriously: I really am a villain.

Everyone shook their heads desperately: No... you are not.

(Invincible flow, refreshing, easy, no system)

【Brief Comment】

He only has this book to his name. It took 92 days to write and has 710,000 words to be serialized. It is a masterpiece and has over 50,000 collections.

You don't even need to look to know it's a pseudonym, or a well-known figure from an external site. To avoid the risk of being exposed by readers, the author even bothered to write a thank you note for the book's release. His actions invisibly save readers the time of a free chapter, and also show that the author is strong enough and doesn't need to play the victim to get subscriptions.

I read the opening part carefully, it's not bad, but some of the plot is a bit far-fetched and not suitable for excessive involvement. The protagonist of the story is Jiang Lan, who traveled through time and space into the novel to become the villain. He is a typical playboy, his father is extremely powerful, and later his whole family was wiped out by the protagonist.

Jiang Lan, who is familiar with part of the plot, discovered that the time point at this time was exactly when the hero Lin Fan in the original novel was about to explode his strength. The reason was that Lin Fan’s fiancee’s sister was captured by Jiang Lan, forcing the heroine to sacrifice herself.

Jiang Lan, acting out a self-made drama, sacrifices himself, setting up the female protagonist to assassinate him. He is the son of the Prime Minister, infamous for his incompetence and unable to cultivate. Yet, no one dares to touch him. The female protagonist is captured, and Jiang Lan forces her into submission, forcing her to break off her engagement with Lin Fan. Lin Fan, the reincarnation of the Sword Master, though his strength has diminished, retains his vast combat experience, making cross-border combat a breeze. Lin Fan, arriving to rescue his fiancée, is caught in a trap set by Jiang Lan, ultimately leading Jiang Lan's side to victory.

In the first four or five chapters, perhaps in order to ensure the smooth review of the novel, the characters are very vivid, making it difficult for people to pretend not to see them at first glance. The foreshadowing after each chapter is also just right, which can arouse the reader's interest in reading.

After the number of words increased a little, the author also demonstrated the strength of the big water monster, and the plot progressed slowly, and doubts began to arise, saying that it was too tedious and almost the same as reading an outline.

I have the same feeling, so I quickly left the stage to attract everyone to come and see whether this book is worthy of being recommended or not.

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Moreover, the protagonist gradually discovered that his golden finger was actually the fruit of luck, which could plunder the luck of others. So Jiang Lan's complete transformation was just around the corner.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

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【Cang's Ramblings】

The second volume of Fate has officially been completed, and the reader feedback has been mixed. Overall, some readers will be lost. Those who curse are actually just numbers at best, and few of them have read it seriously.

So I'm a squid fan, what about you?
(End of this chapter)