Life Of A Nobody - as a Villain

  • Genre: Fantasy
  • Author: DevilDarkness
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  • Status: Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0)
This is the story of an ordinary person who, upon his death, found himself transported to a new world. As his mundane memories flashed through his mind, he realized there was nothing extraordinary about him. In this new world, he considered altering his path, perhaps aiming for greatness or even claiming dominion. However, his inclination was towards laziness. But then, he noticed the familiarity of the names around him. Could it be that he had somehow ended up in the very first novel he had read years ago? Initially, he felt a glimmer of excitement, but his joy was short-lived when he recalled the novel's plot and the impending crisis it brought. To make matters worse, he discovered that he inhabited the body of Rio Raven Blake, the embodiment of Nyx, known by titles such as The Last Dark Spawn, The First Fallen, and The Infamous Devil. A world teeming with dungeons, gods, demons, magic, and monsters awaited him, trapping him within the persona of the ultimate antagonist. "I'll just ignore the novel's plot and live my life peacefully," he decided. That was his plan until he heard a voice in his head – a voice he had been subconsciously longing for. A system known as "The Great Villain System" presented itself, offering him the chance to accumulate points by derailing plotlines and obtaining anything he desired. With his knack for mischief, he saw opportunities to disrupt events: - "Prevent that prophecy about becoming the villain after growing up, eliminate him early." - "Grab that potion meant for the hero and the alchemist; it's mine now." - "Lock away the one who saves the protagonist; you're a betrayer." - "Use this potion to heal your sick sister and gain a lifelong servant." - "Let my parents' arranged marriage with the princess, a main heroine, backfire on them; we'll see." As the story unfolded years later, during the academy entrance exams, the protagonist shone brightly, breaking records and securing the top spot. However, amidst the attention, nobody seemed to acknowledge Rio Blake's presence. Even the gods were taken aback by his enrollment: - Nyx nodded at her followers' accomplishments. - Odin acknowledged his growth. - Gauri/Kali challenged his believer. - Jesus prayed for his redemption. - Anubis awaited his adversaries' downfall. - Lucifer wrote down his dialogue, embracing his demonic persona. The protagonist watched as the spotlight shifted to another, his confusion turning to shock when his sister ran to embrace the newcomer, apologizing for missing him. "Who is this person? What's happening?" - Apollo cursed under his breath. --- Author's Note: 1. No harem - I believe in soulmates. 2. Rio Blake doesn't concern himself with morality; he seeks his desires. 3. He despises hypocrites, so don't expect friendly relations with the protagonist. 4. He takes relationships seriously, so no casual encounters. 5. He actively disrupts the plot, not following it or maintaining its original course. 6. No hidden strength or OP tropes; he's powerful and formidable. Join my Discord for character art and discussions: https://discord.gg/zFTJsYP7kM DevilDarkness#0506

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  1. Arkella
    Arkella rated it
    (Stoped reading after chapter 60) The book is boring, the author tries to make the Mc super edgy, the type that is like 'I am too lazy to deal with this because I lost someone I love' The Auther tries to add drama and dramatic reveals but he fails horribly it just becomes boring best example (spoiler) The mc learns that his sister the one he was being a edge lord about was there with him but without her memories, then his system tries to kill him because she was jealous and then it is revealed that mc has people living in his head, (This happens in the span of a chapter) Then there is the grammar, well let's just say thet it can be seen that the author is not a native english speaker and those mistakes kill my motivation to continue with the story.The author is Indian so the story has a lot of  references to indian culture and religion. This does not bother me, but I would like to note it.Summery: The Mc is a depressed 'boo hoo'. I lost someone, and I know it was not my fault, but I still blame myself, and now i am haunted by her ghost and hear her voice in my head. [Highy unlikeable]The plot is all over the place.[It makes it seem that the author had no vision for the story, so he just wrote randomly]Random Drama that serves no purpose.[ Full of loop holes]Random Lore Drops [some chapters are some lore] ( I paid real money for a chapter, and it was just unimportant lore)2/5 Would not recommend the only reason it is not a 1 is because the world building is mildy interesting and the writing is not 'Young Master Chen: Courting Death' Terrible.
  1. DrunkenSaint
    DrunkenSaint rated it
    starting was great and not bad but thing changes when nightmare occurs the author want to bring the sense of mysteries about the nightmare but failed in it .in every single chapter he bring the nightmare and try to overcome it but just irritating to remember in every single chapter
  1. ScrapeGoat
    ScrapeGoat rated it
    Disclaimer: I am writing this review considering that this is the author's first novel. Like some other fans, I was also paid by the author to write a good review(just kidding😉)...

    1. Writing quality:-  So, considering this is the author's first novel, the writing quality is good. After catching on to the recent chapters I can conclude that the author is not good at describing the characters, but he is showing major improvements from the 1st chapter.

    2. Story Development:- The way the author executed his ideas was amazing since this whole 'Getting Isekaid in a novel/game I read/played' is a recent uprising cliche, the author did a great job of adding extra elements to make this interesting. This was also the first time I read a 13-chapter prologue.

    3. Character Design:- Unlike others, this author is focused more on chapter design than world-building which is welcomed change. The fact that the author put effort into writing a 13-chapter prologue gives depth to the mc. He did a great job in making the mc relatable and many others(including me) found the mc quite similar to us despite his messed-up past. He feels more real, his love for his family, and his struggles all feel real.

    Update Stability:- The author is very much consistent, you can expect 1 or 2 chapters per day.

    World background:- There is not much to say as the prologue was focused completely on the main character, and he just recently got transported to the novel world. In a second review(if this book crossed 150 chapters), I will write a detailed review of the world background.

    My personal opinion:- This book and its author both have tons of potential to be tapped into. If you are like me who loves watching an author improve as each chapter passes by then you will love this.

    A quote I like very much from this book:-
    "If you can't find someone you can trust, then look for someone you can control."

    As per our agreement, you gibe me moneh I gibe you a 5-star review. So you better appreciate me author🤣🤣. (First time I wrote a review of 2k words)
  1. Spencer_BoudreyhB
    Read up to Ch35 and I still did not feel invested whatsoever and found everything boring. The author tries to shove some psychological damage nonsense down your throat for about 10 chapters straight and I just didn't care. You get barely introduced to about 10 different characters and then are supposed to care about something that happened to the MC 20 years ago that just takes away from the main story progression. The story progression so far is him just coming up with random stuff from a 10 year old and everyone falls prey to the classic "just trust me bro". The only sort of knowledge I have about how the world and powers is from a info dump chapter that resembles a college students notes and doesn't flow well at all.
    Thanks for reading
  1. rathanNRR
    rathanNRR rated it
    So slow and boring too many filler chapters you are ruining the story just to add more chapters sometimes it took 4 chapters and yet nothing happening
  1. SilentSorcerer
    SilentSorcerer rated it
    good story though, but the downside is that u spend a lot of time explaining irrelevant things. i mean i skipped 5 chapters due to reading things that makes no sense. but the story is really good, keep it up
  1. ladymanah
    ladymanah rated it
    keep writing bro. i like that mc didn't just die and reincarnated in ch 1 as usual but u're focusing on building his character habits to get us acquainted. IT'S GOOD THOUGHT.
    ps focus more on describing the appearance of characters and world building. As I noticed u were ignoring that.
  1. DjinnofNovel
    DjinnofNovel rated it
    Just have to say that the story is amazing, start is perfect and writing is 10/10 plus author knows how to joke

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