all villains must die

In fantasy novels, writing about how the villain died was often a very important part. Different authors and styles may have different ways of writing, but generally speaking, the following are some common ways of writing: 1. Defeated by the protagonist: The protagonist in the fantasy novel usually has great strength and wisdom. They usually defeat the villain in some way. It could be some kind of magic or weapon, or it could be through ingenuity and stratagem. No matter what, the villain would eventually be defeated by the protagonist and die. 2. Killed by an accident: Sometimes the villain may die because of some accident. For example, they might fail to practice a certain spell or be attacked by the protagonist because some treasure was discovered. These unexpected events made it impossible for the villain to escape the fate of death. 3. Suicide: Some authors may make the villain commit suicide voluntarily, for example, because of internal struggle or despair. This kind of writing might make the readers feel more cold and heartless, but it could also make the image of the villain more profound. 4. Being saved by the protagonist and dying of gratitude: Some villains may be discovered by the protagonist for some reason and then saved by the protagonist. With the help of the protagonist, the villain gradually grew up and thanked the protagonist for his kindness. Finally, he died with the help of the protagonist. This kind of writing could let the readers feel the kindness and humanity of the villain and enhance the image of the protagonist. Writing about how the villain died was a very important part. Different authors and styles might have different ways of writing. However, no matter which method was used, the final villain should die for the crime he committed, not be defeated by accident or despair.

There are many reasons why villains in novels die from talking too much. The following are some of the common reasons: 1. The protagonist's halo: The villains in novels usually have a very strong protagonist's halo that allows them to threaten or interfere with the protagonist no matter what they say, causing the villain to die from talking too much. 2. Verbal Cannon Ability: The villains in novels usually have a very powerful verbal cannon ability. They can constantly make high-spirited and impassioned statements that make the protagonist feel confused, tired, and bored, eventually causing the villains to die from talking too much. 3. Self-satisfaction: The villains in novels usually have a very strong sense of self-satisfaction. They like to talk about their achievements, past experiences, future plans, etc. They constantly challenge the protagonist's bottom line and eventually cause the villains to die from talking too much. 4. Malicious: The villains in novels may be full of malice. They want to destroy the protagonist's life, seize the protagonist's property, and destroy the protagonist's faith. Therefore, they always talk about their plans and goals, making the protagonist feel confused and uneasy. There were many reasons why the villains in novels died from talking too much, but no matter what the reason was, it showed that the villains were very powerful in some aspects, and it also reflected the relative weakness and helplessness of the protagonists in some aspects.

Not entirely. The villains in some novels were also very intelligent, but they were often suppressed by the protagonist. For example, in " Black Moonlight: Every World Becomes a Villain," the villain BOSS was usually very powerful, but it was still defeated by the host. In IQ Duel, both the good and evil sides were very smart. The winner and loser would depend on the development of the story. However, in general, the villains in most novels were set to be stupid or unintelligent in order to highlight the wisdom of the protagonist.

I would recommend "The Beauty of Dressed Up" and "The Villain's Adonis". They were both sci-fi novels that traveled through time and space. The female lead had all the male leads, and there was even a male villain. The main character of "Beautiful, Powerful, Tragic Villain" was a full-time girl who had transmigrated into her own novel to redeem those extremely popular beautiful, powerful, and tragic villains and prevent them from turning evil. The main character of "The Villain's Adonis, Hook and Come" was an illegal female protagonist. She was bound to the Quick Transference System and had to conquer the Villain's Adonis in various worlds. However, she had summarized a set of template for conquering the Villain's Adonis and conquered and rescued them one by one. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The novel,"Wear It Quickly: Villain Supporting Female Lead, You're Poisonous," was similar to "All the Villains I Raise Are Dead." It was also a story about the Villain Supporting Female Lead, but it was a novel about wearing it quickly. The protagonist had to travel to a different world to complete the quest so that the heroine would have a good ending. However, the quest was carried out as the villain's supporting actress, and the villain boss was very powerful. It was not easy to complete the quest. However, the protagonist was not a kind person. He was cunning and quick-witted. With the help of the system, he finally completed the mission and lived a more exciting life. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Not necessarily. The setting of the villain in a novel could vary according to the plot, the author's writing style, and other factors. In some novels, the villains might have superb intelligence, great strength, or unique schemes. They might even be the main character's allies. The villains in other novels might become annoying villains simply because of some flaws or shortcomings. Therefore, the villains in novels were not fixed. Their intelligence and strength could vary according to the plot and writing style.

In wuxia novels, there were usually some villains who appeared to promote the development of the story, provide more plot and conflict, and enhance the attraction and readers of the story. Villains usually had a certain charm and special ability to fight fiercely with the protagonist, which was an indispensable element in martial arts novels. At the same time, the creation of villains also helped to highlight the weaknesses and flaws of the protagonist, making the story more realistic and fascinating. Although villains have a place in wuxia novels, not all wuxia novels have to include villains. Some authors might focus more on the protagonist's growth and challenges, and present the villain as a secondary element of the story or in other ways. Therefore, when reading martial arts novels, one could choose different perspectives and reading experiences according to their own preferences and reading needs.

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In Mo Xiaoxi 02's "The Masked Rider's Other King of Time," there was a strange man wearing a metal mask who called himself General Jagu. Other than that, the other novels did not mention the name of the villain, the Masked Knight. However, I can recommend a few novels with the theme of the Masked Rider, such as the Dimensional Store in Marvel by Saloon L, the Masked Rider: I'm also a Yagita by Sadashi, and the Journey of the Heisei Rider by Didige. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

I recommend the following novels to you: " I'm Really Not the Ultimate Villain ": The protagonist transmigrated to the cultivation world and thought that he was the protagonist, but he was seen as a villain and was suppressed and hunted down. He tried his best to reverse his fate, prove his existence, and complete his mission. The Life of a Villain in the Transdimensional Administration: The story of the protagonist, Chen Yu, who transmigrated into the novel world and discovered that he was a spare villain. Hence, he decided to steal the protagonist's luck and become the villain's boss. " Divine System: I am the Big Boss Villain ": The protagonist Mu Yun transmigrated to the urban novel world and became a villain. Immediately after, he obtained the Divine Villain System! The selection function was activated! As long as he chose, Mu Yun would become stronger in minutes and become invincible! He began to advance triumphantly! Countless experts were terrified! This was the story of him becoming the big boss of the villain! " The Female Villain's Professional Plan ": Ling Wei bound herself to the female villain system, and as she acted, she threw away the script and began to act freely. Ling Wei, who had killed the male protagonist and become the female villain, found that torturing the main character was fun for a while. Of course, it would be fun if she kept torturing him. This was a journey full of challenges. I hope you like my recommendation.