I Became The Villain The Hero Is Obsessed With

this has been an overwhelming emotional rollercoaster of a ride, took me a couple of days to read from the prologue to end, and I have to say that it's definitely went longer than it should've like retelling a scene from a different point of view was a bit tiring, but maybe that's just me. Anyways, it's been more than a year since I first read this and stopped, and I'm finally reading it all the way through. honest opinion: the character's are peak even if their names are confusing, except the 350 chapters for Da-in to finally realized and admit that he liked Haru anywho, that's all I want to say. Final Ratings: 8/10 (even if I don't like harem or polygamy, this novel somehow made it work for me)

A good work, however there are many inconsistencies. The drama is good, but the author often forgets certain plots and creates other stories, which contradict something previously mentioned. Despite everything, it is a good work and I recommend it.

I really adore the plot of this story, I for some reason don't usually see a lot of stories like this. Kudos to the author who made this story!

Oh well, what can I say? The title perfectly sums up the story, and the story is nice. It took inspiration from ORV, or even more from Ending Maker. A strong point that is different from other novels is the idea of ​​the Fanbase, it's super fun. On the other hand, the romantic side is lacking: MC, even if he is not obtuse when he wants to be, excludes all rational thoughts that would distance him from his single status if he wanted, he maintained a healthy love story but I hoped for more. The spinoff in the end is nice, it shows what is the best ship without polygamy and better the girl's backstory

A truly good story I hope the author will continue to write such sweetness in the future To those who read this review know that I truly do recommend this novel.

a great starter novel, the writing or plot isn't great but its a fun read that makes it memorable. The romance takes a while to build up but its worth it.

alright, i want to only write this review with only a few words but the app told me to write it with at least 140 words so i will do as they say. the novel is very good overall. the romance has just the right amount. theres no sm*t in this novel. every woman in this novel fall in love with the mc but not in a bad way as the mc didnt quite return their love at the end of the story. the only thing that kept me from giving this novel a 5 star rating is the translation. if only the translation is better than it is, this novel will be deserving of a grammy. but dont be scared to read this piece of artwork as its still readable. i promise you will not regret reading this

Good book with great plot at times, although sometimes the author can struggle to communicate it well with efficiency, at times it can feel like the mc is completely invisible in how he interacts with the world, even though the author has kind of shoe lined the entire world to focus on him. My main problem really is of course-harem, where the author decides to make it one for a multitude of reasons, 1 they can't write an engaging romance between two characters, so they branch off over and over until the series ends and they don't have to write an actual developed love. 2 people can fall in love with someone and not end up with them you know? the mc doesn't need 15 f*ck*ng wives, half of them barely having a developed reason for loving him, instead of just liking him platonically. 3 WHATS THE POINT of focusing on stardus, finally having them dating only for a couple chapters later to try and shoe horn the happy ending of mc dicking down every woman in the series, it's absurd and completely idiotic, POLIGAMY cannot and will never work, it's human nature to be jealous of a partner, its cruel and unjust to even consider "sharding". people who advocate harem most of the time rarely interact with woman, or bask under the warm water of a shower, it's the same with reverse harems were the writers are awfully self-consensuses about not having any partner, its 100% visible in every single one of their works. while I have a lot of gripes, this series still has fantastic moments which made me read all this time, though as a fellow writer and reader, its left me a bit disappointed.

This is an amazing story, one of those that grabs you with force and doesn't let you go, one of those stories that you want to read as quickly as possible but with each chapter you advance, you hope it lasts as long as possible. With many interesting plot twists and a surprising ending, it seems to me an incredible way to start, develop and end a story. The only small complaint I have, and now I'm talking only about the chapters of the main story, is that I wish they had focused at least a little more on developing the romance, the harem and the day-to-day life of this, but even that is not a big problem, without a doubt, this story is a very good way to invest your time, totally recommended. With this I say goodbye, September 19, 2024.

Like most who read it to the end, loved the story. The main character was truly a great guy, with many funny moments. The last few chapters truly affected my kokoro. Most importantly, I appreciate how it portrays villains, showing that not all villains are purely evil(if i were to use DnD alignments they are more like chaotic good) and that it's not their fault that they became bad, while some are just evil.