List of reviews made by users for the I've Become the King of Villains in the Game novel.
9 users have written reviews for the I've Become the King of Villains in the Game novel and rated it with an average score of 4.2 out of 5.
9 Reviews
This is good
Read this right now it's very nice and uses sequences like LOTM. Good power system, nice interactions with players, and no harem. Amazing.
Mmm, can be a bit boring at times, though.
FAR too many Conicedences and lucky encounter's that hand everything to the mc the power system holds no weight, mc constantly fights charachters 2-4x stronger then him and wins anyway (if there higer tiers have better gear or multiple people at once it all dusent matter) so u can basicly just ignore it entirely dusen't make a diffrence cast massively carries this novel they are very indepth and can be really funny so you might enjoy reading it for that
I'm fed up I can't read this any more the plot armor is thick as hell in this novel the fights are not challenging at all and are simply boring this novel doesn't have much in common with Lotm at most the sequence system is similar so if you're here for that I don't recommend it generally the events are quite predictable and the huge plot armor makes them simply irritating the novel saves a bit the cool characters and interactions with players I'll give it 3.5/5 but it's closer to 3.8/5
This story is not lord of mysteries so don't read it with same kind of expectation!!!!
I read until (125).
Why I did stop reading it? I feeling the fight are not good. Like the power level is obviously.but the mc is way more powerful
Like the mc sequence 8. He no sweat defeats two sequence 7.
The incarnation of saint which is sequence 4 is straggling with him.( the incarnation is strength sequence is 7) still my dude is saint for gods sake.
The plot armor is too thick.
The quest reward I don't like it. And the system he has I don't find cool. I would appreciate if he was like other NPCs.no special system just he's memory of the game would have been better.
Other than it's good. the romance is slow one. The world building is interesting. The power are interesting too. The characters I like them. The power SYSTEM is similar to Lord Of Mysteries and its sequel and yet not.
Maybe I will continue reading or maybe not
Mix between LOTM and TLM. Plot is very good. I actually like the premise here than both, because I care about the characters involved here than TLM and power system is introduced in a more straightforward way. It may be inferor to LOTM in mystery but on its own it has good plot and doesn't have the problem of slow pacing to get into the story for world building to make it mysterious. Honestly has good parts of both and is a good read. Has some issues especially regarding powers fights and coincidences, but for me they didnt really bother me. It is very enjoyable if you can ignore issues with translation, nothng major, but can be slightly annoying at few times.
A clever twist on the villain-transmigration trope, reminding me of The Legendary Mechanic with shades of Lord of the Mysteries. If you enjoy strategic rise-to-power stories told from the villain’s lens, this is a strong candidate.
Pretty good novel all things considered. it certainly carries some of the LOTM power system, but it's severely lacking compared to it in rituals and world building.
about the power scaling that many people here in the reviews are complaining about, its actually revealed later on that... uh.. without spoilers, basically the mc's plot armor is explained.
One thing to note: in chapter '167: 150' the author says this:
"""the degree of spacing in the tree rings can differentiate north from south; sparse rings indicate the south, dense rings the north. This is because the south side receives full sunlight, causing the trees to grow more robust on that side and thus spreading the rings further apart. The north side tends to be less developed, and the rings are packed tighter."""
that's just plain wrong. Tree rings differ in thickness mostly due to physical stress, such as wind blowing from a certain direction repeatedly. The tree distributes energy from sunlight mostly equally across itself, and any tree ring asymmetry would not be due to sunlight. Also, even if this was the case, it still wouldn't be accurate as it would vary by hemisphere.
In fact, tree rings are near perfectly round in a greenhouse environment without simulated wind.
I think the author has a tendency to write without adhering to a world setting or pre-writing guidelines/fact checking. I guess only professional or truely dedicated writers have such quality measures. Hats off to LOTM.
10/10 Good grammar, good plot, no braindead characters, LOTM vibes with a mix of TLM it leans more heavily at LOTM, but it's not a complete outright copy, especially the powers/abilities. A must read, if you read this just try the novel and give it a chance.
Slow pacing but not in the bad way.
Keeping you interested and wanting to keep reading once you read more and more chapter.
Maybe more like a hypnotize experiences as the storytelling keeps you from moving away from keep wanting for more...
