I Became The Villain The Hero Is Obsessed With

good story

does the Mc reaches the abys or it it over at the violet zone

I didn't really notice part of is that I got used to it and it didn't get to bad. Their are some parts but nothing that a second read over can't fix

"Though it may be more enjoyable if you set aside deep analysis, this is a lighthearted tale that benefits from not overthinking the details. If you're a fan of misunderstandings, harem dynamics, and romantic stories involving superpowers, you might find this delightful.

However, there's one aspect that I can't help but point out as a minor issue. Towards the latter part of the novel, several of the supporting characters seem to receive less attention than expected. Some lack adequate background development, and others have insufficient screen time. It's unfortunate because there were promising beginnings that didn't get the depth they deserved, like Icicle's arc. Initially, it seemed like the author intended to delve deeper into their connection, but it ultimately felt underdeveloped.

The highlight of the novel, in my opinion, is the engaging chat interactions and fan commentary, particularly the antics surrounding the shipping between the heroes and the beloved Mango Stick. Watching the readers go wild with excitement whenever Mango Stick interacts with a female character provides a comical touch.

The translation is generally good, with only a few minor errors like gender confusion that do not significantly impact the reading experience."

It's simply incredible. After reading through 425 chapters, I can confidently declare this one of the top novels I've encountered so far. The author consistently keeps the narrative engaging, ensuring that neither the plot nor the characters become monotonous. The romance is well-developed and adds depth to the story. The protagonist is intelligent, avoiding foolish actions and懒散, driven by a clear goal. He pushes himself to the limit with the resources he has.

In summary, I highly recommend this novel to anyone seeking an entertaining read to fill their time. It's a 10/10, and I appreciate your attention.

To be honest, I initially picked up the story due to the "yandere" tag, but I found that it wasn't as prominent as I expected. Despite that, I gradually grew to enjoy the narrative and even without that aspect, it was engaging. The ending, however, I believe could have been stronger. Nevertheless, I would still suggest giving it a try, as long as you can get through the first 30 chapters, you might find yourself reading until the end.

The novel is quite impressive with an intriguing concept. It's refreshing to see the main character (MC) not completely broken, which is a positive aspect. My only issue is the harem element, which doesn't appeal to me. Nevertheless, I find the overall reading experience enjoyable.

I genuinely enjoyed the story, with well-developed characters that had a strong connection, despite being somewhat limited. The main character was engaging and had a complex mindset, without causing any discomfort in the narrative. However, there were two issues that prevented me from giving it a perfect rating:

1. The protagonist's lack of foresight, as they seem to overlook impending tragedies that hint at darker consequences (although nothing dramatic has happened yet).

2. The repetitive nature of the story after Chapter 250, where the author retconned the plot and focused more on superficial aspects, such as comments on a streaming service. These comments became one-sided and chaotic, with overused "laughing" effects that grated on my nerves.

The author eventually lost interest or direction, turning the story into a cycle of rehashed content. While I initially had fun with the novel, it ultimately felt like a weekly, mindless read due to its Nisekoi-like treatment. I'm adjusting my rating from 4 to 2 and wouldn't recommend it to others, though I can't change the score now.

This series polarizes opinions; it's either love or hate. The main character is an eccentric anti-hero navigating a society that's疯狂至极. The writing initially comes across as detached, akin to a story being narrated within the plot. However, as the narrative progresses, it gains momentum with the formation of the villain's crew and encounters with extraordinary elements. What draws me to this series is its intentionally foolish and exaggerated portrayal of the villain, complete with glaring plan flaws, unnecessary actions, and humorous moments that make it an entertaining ride. Some might find these aspects frustrating, but for me, it's all about letting go and enjoying the escapade. It's a "switch off your brain and have fun" kind of story.

Imagine waking up in a world where you can finally meet your fictional crush, but as a villain, of course! Welcome to my review of this captivating novel.

I've been hooked on this story, even diving into the machine translation for more since my love for it knows no bounds. The narrative revolves around two main characters, Da-in (the self-centered one), and Shin Haru (Stardust), whose dynamic battle as heroes and villains keeps readers engaged. It's a familiar storyline that's easy to follow, appealing to fans of the genre.

What sets this novel apart is the blossoming relationship between these two characters. Da-in, driven by suspicion and a desire to save his idol from a grim fate, gradually piques Stardust's curiosity, turning her into an obsessed pursuer of the truth. Their witty banter becomes the highlight, drawing readers in while unraveling the mystery behind Da-in's villainous intentions.

Character-wise, while some reviews criticize the lack of attention to supporting heroines, the focus here is on Da-in and Stardust's unique bond. Da-in, a transmigrator turned villain, dedicates himself to raising Stardust, sacrificing his own safety for her growth and protection. His recruitment of fellow villains is strategic, aimed at strengthening his idol's abilities.

Stardust, initially wary, evolves into an obsessed figure herself, driven by her curiosity and complex emotions towards her arch-nemesis. As the story progresses, their connection deepens, blurring the lines between villain and hero.

The plot centers on Da-in's mission to assist his beloved character, using terrorism as a means to escalate her powers. However, this method backfires, leading to misunderstandings and a growing fascination between them.

Overall, this novel offers a delightful journey filled with humor, intrigue, and the unexpected development of a villainous love story. As the story unfolds, the stakes get higher, and the characters' obsession with each other takes center stage.

In conclusion, despite the potentially intense nature of the story, the author masterfully crafts a tale that keeps readers invested in the dynamic duo. I'm eager to see how their relationship evolves and the eventual conclusion, whether it'll satisfy or leave me wanting more. One thing's for sure – my affection for this novel grows with each chapter.

It began as a typical villain's daily spree. As fate would have it, a少年带着完整的记忆 and his beloved comic book ventured into a parallel world. The narrative escalated gradually, revealing the consequences of abruptly dismissing the constant focus on someone who had grown accustomed to it. This once-ignored individual transformed into a possessive and obsessive character, known as a yandere. How did this transformation unfold? Well, let the tale unravel itself as you read on.

It's true that Egostic, the main character, might have an intense fascination with Stardus, but my own obsession lies within the captivating narrative. Despite the MC coming across as a bit infatuated and the female lead (FMC) having a complex demeanor, these aspects don't detract from the storytelling. The author's skillful portrayal keeps readers eagerly anticipating each subsequent chapter.