I Am the Fated Villain我！天命大反派

I posted the above on chapter 475-2 which are the chapters translated by fantasy online and not divine Dao library. I suggest you carry on reading from fantasy online since they use the same cultivation realms the previous translators used, whereas divine Dao uses completely different ones and I was confused until I realised that there were fantasy online translated chapters later on. It’s a mess. I hope #panic# or some other moderators can just get rid of the divine Dao translations since it’s so confusing, and also fix the missing chapters. But I know there’s a lot of requests to go through and they are busy etc. so I don’t have much hope.

Anyways onto my actual review of the book. As quoted by my comment above, there’s barely any world background. I don’t even know if they are on a planet or not. All that has been said is that there are lower realms and upper realms. Yet somehow there are universes too. It seems like different races coexist together but all you need to know is that the human form is dominant no matter what races there are. There are beasts as well but it doesn’t seem like there are any major conflicts between them like in other common novels. The ‘humans’ hunt beasts for materials etc. and get eaten vice versa. Just how like humans kill rather for loot. Just that. No race discrimination where and beasts are mortal enemies. The non humans but humanoid other races are demon beasts that are originally beasts but mainly stay in human form. When they are killed they reverse back to their beast form. Hopefully this has solved any confusion, or maybe I’m the only one who was confused.

Now onto the actual villain/scheming stuff which presumably is the reason why you’re reading this in the first place. I mean yh it’s pretty good, though sometimes it feels like the schemes only succeed because the author writes it did. There’s definitely plot holes but if you don’t think too deeply then it shouldn’t matter much. Though I’ve found many plot holes but hey, it’s still better that 99% of the cultivation novels out there which which seem to be giving out free plot holes. The MC is a true villain, he doesn’t think with emotions because well, read and you’ll find out. Of course he still has a few woman because they are useful to him. This isn’t a weak to strong, the MC starts off strong but becomes stronger. So he doesn’t start from a village, but a city and goes to the capital. This book is nowhere near close to the same level as LOTM etc. but it does firmly plant itself into the tier below. At least for villain novels it’s one of the top few. As for the Loazi guy who commented below me and called the MC a slightly evil main character. Well clearly he has only read a few chapters. And only got those likes because he mentioned Fang Yuan. As for the issue mentioned by wolfywolf, I think they misunderstood something. The MC is acknowledged as the most talented multiple times, only that his age is too young since he’s only 20 something compared to young prodigies who are a couple hundred years old. Cultivation takes time and talent only shortens that. You can’t expect him to stand at the peak on cultivation in 20 years when others take millions of years just to advance 1 stage that is not even close to the peak of cultivation. I imagine later on there are only monsters who have lived for billions and trillions of years. Since right now at chapter 475 there haven’t even been any immortals shown.