I am a Gao Fushuai Villain

I read every chapter until I put it on hold. It’s not bad, but there’s a significant issue that made me drop it.

The system is overly powerful, making everything too easy, which leads to the classic writer's mistake of creating a "perfect main character." He has no flaws, and this results in a lot of unnecessary exposition.

All the female characters are described as "otherworldly beauties," which is quite amusing given that they all happen to be in the same city. As someone once said, "if everyone is beautiful, nobody is beautiful."

Now, the things I disliked the most:

**Spoiler**
- The main plot of the novel should have been more concise. It should have ended before Chapter 240 when the MC attempts to kill the original MC with a shot to the head. However, the author decided that even after being shot in the head, the original MC could survive and remain conscious.
- If the MC had killed him, the plot would have become meaningless, but the story had already lost its direction long before that. Now, it’s just about the MC dating and describing how beautiful every girl is and what they’re wearing. This is what we call unnecessary information.
- In the end, I can only say that the plot should have ended earlier. With more chapters, the plot deteriorates, and the author shows increasing laziness.

Sure, here is the rewritten content:

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This is my first review, and I'm writing this simply because I disagree with one of the reviews above from Liyu.

First things first:

About the MC's behavior – he is a villain, for goodness sake. It’s already commendable that he cares about some people’s feelings.

Secondly, "disgusting"? Really? While I agree that what the previous owner of the MC's body did was wrong, the current MC is in no way wrong. Also, what trauma are you even talking about? She has no trauma at all. Even if we consider the mother collapsing (which is the only potentially traumatizing event I can think of), it has nothing to do with how the MC chased her. He didn’t chase her at all; he remained neutral, and Yurue kept falling deeper on her own accord.

Next, taming animals...

Again, he is the goddamn villain. If you find this kind of thing wrong, you’re literally reading the wrong genre. Go read some shoujo or yaoi instead.

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It’s good, but sometimes I feel like I want to drop it...

I still continue reading it because I want to see his harem grow, even though he treats some of the girls really badly. Well, can’t really complain since he’s a "SCUMBAG."

**HEROINES**

1. **Yan Ruyue:** I really feel sorry for her because the main character (MC) treats her terribly. I understand he does it to gain more favor with her, but I can’t stand what he does to her, like making her beg him for help even when she’s hurt.
2. **Qiu Wanzi:** She’s the cutest girl.
3. **Qiao Siying:**
4. **Chi Qian:** She’s the perfect/best girl... their relationship hasn’t started yet, but I like her a lot. I don’t know why.
5. **Gui Qintong:** I really feel sorry for her. She’s a lot like the MC, and she’s so happy he stays at her home, but she doesn’t know that he and her mother are having sex all night until the next morning, and even continuing it in the kitchen while she’s watching TV in the living room. It’s like an NTR doujin.
6. **Mei Yuxian:** The hottest girl, Gui Qintong’s mother, and a milf virgin before meeting the MC.

Also, sometimes I feel a bit bored because during certain events, the MC always uses his points to upgrade some skills to the DIVINE level. It’s not that I hate it, though.

Let's talk about Ruyue in the novel. Seriously, at first, it made sense because he wanted to make her regret breaking their engagement and show her that he has changed for the better. But it keeps happening over and over again. The early face-slaps were juicy and satisfying, but the later ones? They're just childish and petty. She's already gotten your point, man; let it go!

Also, Wanxi is the best girl, and I have high hopes for Song Xuan. Hehe.

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Umm, so I’m just gonna say this outright, I really like this.

But it’s not to say it’s the best or anything similar. It’s just that I’ve been so sick of the goody-two-shoes/the arrogant, perverted, xuanhuan (?) protagonists and the like, so this was somewhat fresh, I’d say. Since it has an antihero protagonist facing a typical xuanhuan main character, which, honestly, I’m quite used to now. So, that was one of the reasons.

The second reason would be that my preference for mature milf female leads won out in the romance part of the story. There’s this female lead who’s basically a milf, but she’s a virgin (French kiss). And there are other female leads too, but yeah, I don’t really care much about them. So, yeah, that’s about why I like this.

Of course, this is just my preference; I’m not saying that the novels I read are only the best. It’s just that it meets my criteria (yes, I know, I’m a weird guy). Um, all in all, it’s a pretty good read, so give it a try? But the translation is kinda slow, so keep that in mind.

So if you enjoy a world where people can randomly scream in the middle of the street about how an arbitrarily wealthy man is incredibly beautiful and how expensive everything he owns is, then this novel is for you. If you believe that a random individual can remain completely unfazed by the most desirable girls, wealth, and a society he has never been part of, you will likely enjoy it.

But if you prefer at least some logic, a world populated by mature adults rather than children, and a protagonist who behaves like a real human being, then you might want to look elsewhere.

To be honest, this novel is a fun read... It’s not perfect, which is why I gave it 4 stars, but it’s not bad. While reading, keep in mind that the protagonist has transmigrated into the body of a minor villain, and his personality leans more towards the morally grey side, making him an anti-hero.

He does bad things to serve his own purposes.

I don’t have a problem with people giving it 1-2 stars, as everyone has their own taste and preferences in the novels they read. However, there is a review from a user called "liyu" that stands out. First of all, I think people who use terms like "incel" in their review of a webnovel are being ridiculous and are likely just looking for excuses to get offended. Looking at his other reviews (which are all negative), he often uses such terms or comments on the lack of realism in novels like *Emperor's Domination*. I don’t know why he expects realism from a cultivation novel.

Anyway, the main point is that the MC is a scumbag and an anti-hero. He does things that are morally questionable, but that’s the point of the story, and even his system is designed to destroy "good" protagonists.

This is a really good novel in this genre. While there are many novels with similar plots that take things too far, the main characters in this one have excellent development. What I particularly appreciate about this novel is the absence of world hopping. Most books in this genre either involve traveling between worlds or feature multiple protagonists from different stories in the same universe. However, this novel avoids all that nonsense, which I genuinely enjoy. So, I’m giving it a 5.

(Spoiler: There is some foreshadowing in Chapter 219 suggesting that there might be other protagonists from different novels in the same world. It mentions, "Besides Ye Feng, there are many protagonists in this world. For example, *The Cultivating Immortal's Rebirth in the Flower City*, *The Return of the Venerable Immortal in the Flower City*, etc...")

I hope they don’t go down that route because it’s really good as it is. Stick to one story, please. You already have more than six main characters.