I Only Treat Villains

I’m getting fkin sick of the mc saying how handsome he is. Honestly shut the fuck up you look like donkey and your attitude is ass.

This novel is on hiatus. It sucks.

I stumbled upon the promotional manhwa and became instantly captivated, leading me to search for the novel. Frankly, the storyline's premise holds significant promise. I eagerly anticipate more chapters and fervently wish for the manhwa to receive regular serialization. The silver-haired protagonist's extraordinary healing abilities make for an intriguing plot. I'm already rooting for her and the male lead to develop a connection. Oh, Translation Gods, please grant my request!

The initial concept appeared intriguing, and upon reading the promotional manga, I was thrilled about the upcoming translation. However, my experience has been disappointing. The writing feels overly-scripted, with repetitive dialogue and a lack of engaging storytelling. Events are explained ex post facto, rather than demonstrated, which leaves the narrative confusing and fails to create a sense of mystery or emotional depth. After 21 chapters, I find myself disconnected from the characters, plot, and setting. I'm sorry to say, but I cannot recommend this. It's better to read "You've Got the Wrong House Villain" instead.

It seems the protagonist is comatose, yet possesses an extraordinary ability to mend any injury effortlessly, capable of reviving those on the brink of death with ease. Instead of leveraging her talents to save and amass wealth from the rich, she chooses to reside in a slum and peddle inexpensive imitations. Seriously? Is that really how it goes?