seriously?
You can write anything you want, but it's really difficult, so most of the time the author includes something from their own life. For example, in The Villain Who Robbed the Heroines, the main character suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), which was a part of the author's own life.
In the first place, it sounded so creepy to be a part of a group that has no other role than to flirt with a girl and get jealous of other harem members. It wasn't that Luke was prejudiced towards reverse harem, he hates polygamy as a whole.
Crushing flags and claiming the Villainess
Fantasy · RashCore
It's true, but imagination and personality are influenced by each other. You cannot imagine anything out of thin air; even what you dream is linked by your daily life.
In the first place, it sounded so creepy to be a part of a group that has no other role than to flirt with a girl and get jealous of other harem members. It wasn't that Luke was prejudiced towards reverse harem, he hates polygamy as a whole.
Crushing flags and claiming the Villainess
Fantasy · RashCore
Ten year old attention seeker
Just delete his review after listening to his reason I think his brain is suffering from stage - 5 brain damage
plot hole
Austin looked at the man before informing him, "What I am about to say is true but might not be liked by everyone present here. So to save ourselves from needless waste of time, arguing over who is right and who is not, let Professor Hayden use his skill?"
Crushing flags and claiming the Villainess
Fantasy · RashCore
Author even hypocrisy have limit
In the first place, it sounded so creepy to be a part of a group that has no other role than to flirt with a girl and get jealous of other harem members. It wasn't that Luke was prejudiced towards reverse harem, he hates polygamy as a whole.
Crushing flags and claiming the Villainess
Fantasy · RashCore
hypothetically What do your readers think of you, really, if you write a novel that is completely degenerate? You can't expect your readers to believe you're a Saint
In the first place, it sounded so creepy to be a part of a group that has no other role than to flirt with a girl and get jealous of other harem members. It wasn't that Luke was prejudiced towards reverse harem, he hates polygamy as a whole.
Crushing flags and claiming the Villainess
Fantasy · RashCore
its just being too obvious
After scolding him, Sylvia quickly came back to her senses and realized that she had said something bad.
Passerby Villain In A Wizard World
Fantasy · Forgetful_Sage
Why will I reason with his mindset? I was expressing my viewpoint
Everything Ivan had done—every crime, every slaughter, every act of destruction—was to forge a better future. Not for himself, but for his people, mainly his Family. For those who were left, hiding in the shadows, surviving where they could. They needed him to lead them, and for that, he needed to create a new world. One where Seraphiel's Faith reigned supreme.
I Became The Novel's Biggest Antagonist
Fantasy · NihilRuler