Villain: I Possess The Dragon Yang Dao Physique, All Saintesses Turns Into Villainesses

Lin Qi’an safely crossed into a fantasy realm, becoming the Crown Prince of Beiyang of an Immortal Dynasty. His father, the current strongest Sword Emperor, enjoys an exalted status! His fiancée is also the unparalleled beauty ranked first on the Fairy List. However, Lin Qian discovers that he has an overwhelming number of enemies, all of whom are emerging protagonists destined for greatness! Those born with a sacred body! Reincarnation of a Great Emperor! Holder of immortal treasures! Fortunately, Lin Qian awakens a villain system, which rewards him for defeating these protagonists. “Ding! Opening beginner’s gift pack, obtained ‘Dragon Yang Dao Physique’.” “Ding! Subdued the daughter of golden luck, rewarded with the divine skill ‘Thousands of Swords to Court’.” “Ding! Slayed the ancient clan’s holy son, rewarded with ‘Ice Qillin Essence Blood’.” Lin Qian could never have imagined that these so-called daughters of luck could see through his special constitution! The icy pure and aloof holy saintesses, one after another, turned into villainesses. What broken protagonists? Isn’t the Dragon Yang Dao Physique more fragrant?

Original Publisher

faloo

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Villain: I Possess The Dragon Yang Dao Physique, All Saintesses Turns Into Villainesses This title definitely grabbed my attention, promising a villainous protagonist and a harem of saintesses falling at his feet. After diving in and sifting through various reader experiences, here's my take on "Villain: I Possess The Dragon Yang Dao Physique, All Saintesses Turns Into Villainesses." ### First Impressions Initially, I was intrigued by the premise of a reincarnated villain without complete plot armor, relying on general knowledge of cultivation tropes and his own cunning. The idea of him stealing opportunities and heroines from "sons of heaven" felt like it had potential for some clever scheming and satisfying villainy. However, I quickly realized that the "villain" aspect might be a bit misleading. ### What Works Well The proactive female leads are a definite plus. It's refreshing to see the women actively pursuing their interests, even if that involves, as some readers pointed out, a rather quick descent into devotion for the main character. The story, at its core, provides a decent dose of wish fulfillment and harem antics that can be enjoyable if you're looking for some light reading. The earlier parts of the novel, where the MC is navigating the cultivation world, also offer some entertainment as he snatches opportunities from the "protagonists." ### Areas of Concern While the proactive female leads are a plus, I can see how their rapid infatuation could feel a bit unearned and contribute to the feeling that the main character lacks "rizz," relying solely on his dao body to attract women. Additionally, the later part of the novel seems to suffer from pacing issues and a decline in quality. Several readers mentioned a sudden shift in the plot and a rushed ending, leaving the story feeling incomplete. I also noticed that some found the constant descriptions and reactions of the crowd to be repetitive and tiresome. The "villain" label feels somewhat inaccurate. Several people pointed out that the MC often comes across as the "righteous" one, undermining the villainous aspect of the story. ### Final Verdict "Villain: I Possess The Dragon Yang Dao Physique, All Saintesses Turns Into Villainesses" is a mixed bag. It offers some enjoyable moments of wish fulfillment and harem antics, but it's ultimately hampered by pacing issues, a weak plot, and an unconvincing portrayal of a villainous protagonist. If you're looking for a brain-off read with proactive female leads, it might scratch that itch, but don't expect a masterpiece of villainy or intricate plotlines. I'd recommend approaching it with tempered expectations and perhaps stopping before the shift to the upper realm to avoid disappointment.