The Malachor Blade: I Am Not The Villain - Reviews

if you like a MC who is always crippled or too weak to fight against his enemies, chickens out and makes random reason then this novel is for you.MC is neither smart nor strong with conflicting personalities and quite pathetic, author is banking on audience who likes underdogs to win fights with schemes but the thing is those are not his schemes he's just a slave pawn and consoling himself that he helped.

It’s well translated and quite interesting. Originally I quite liked the idea, but about 200 chapters through because I couldn’t stand the main character anymore. He is really dumb sometimes, particularly when he is trying to get justice. He keeps burning his bridges, but he always brags about himself and his achievements. Also, he sucks at using money and other resources wisely. And the worst part? He sexually harasses women, even though there are kids around and he’s gotten beat up for it multiple times already. Hell, he beat someone else up for it! All in all, the story could be great but the main character honestly just pisses me off.

Great kingdom building novel, good enemies, good development and because it takes in a fantasy world we don’t have to hear about how china is the best country in the world.

I can't describe how much I love this. The story doesn't have a great summary and you may get confused at first but the world and the characters grip you. The translation needs work but you ignore it for a chance to be a part of this world.

Fantastic cultivation. Our MC became from king a teacher! Mu yun was known as trash teacher, before he became famous. His knowledge in herbs, crafting, fighting, making pills was outstanding but as in every story talent brings disaster :/ but mu yun met disciples, friends and love. Go for it!

AWSOME BOOK TRYING TO GET RATINGS UP SO THEY DONT DROP BOOK.............................m............M.........................

I think this is being written by a horny 14 year old... Cringed so hard at the description of a vagina as a "wet cave" that i had to quit this novel!

Jun Liu's hand wandered towards NaNa's waist. He never did this before, but he watched a few porns back so he had the idea of how to do this. Jun Liu lifted the hem of NaNa's shirt, and he instantly could feel the heat on NaNa's skin.

"Wash your face. I'll help you change your clothes," I said to him before he asked. He smiled. He dipped his hands into the bowl and washed his face. I put the bowl on the floor and helped him wipe his face. He smiled again at me.

Xiao Qiangwei: Yup, anything else?

"The key to the house is broken, and I can't get out of it."

I soon realized that I shouldn't have said that cause my day just started a whole lot messed up.