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Hidden Celestial Maiden
She vomits and blood came out from her mouth but she didn't stop from running.
She was only thinking of saving her baby, to not let anyone see her, the eyes of the God and a mortal, the eyes of the truth.
People will kill her without even seeing the beautiful world created by her father so she, as her mother, should save her baby.
"Ack... " She stumbled and felt the pain from her left knee that was hit by an arrow.
She starts tearing up while hugging the pitiful baby, wishing that someone with remorse would save her baby. She can't accept death without seeing her daughter in a safe place. She must save her, she's the only one who can stop the war between the Gods and mortals.
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The Enchanted Realm
The hero's light wavered as doubts resurfaced, but they steeled their resolve, knowing that their destiny was bound to face trials and betrayals.
"You were destined for greatness," the adversary sneered, their heart consumed by envy. "But I will be the one to shape the cosmos in my image."
With each clash of power, the hero discovered that their true strength lay not just in their abilities but in their heart and their unwavering belief in the power of unity.
As the dust settled and the adversary's malevolence was quelled, the hero faced a pivotal choice—to embrace vengeance and perpetuate the cycle of darkness or to offer mercy and break the chains of hatred.
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HARRY SKYE: CORDELIA
The time is between the medieval age and the steam age.
Villains
They are everyone's enemy. We all hate them. Don't we? But what if I told you they weren't as bad as you may think.
A story may exist without a particular hero (protagonist) ,but a story cannot exist without a good villain. The villain is always the main character. The main show. All a hero does is give the story a satisfying, not-tragic ending. But what's the fun in that? In fact, some heroes are actually villains in some people's lives. Villains are just heroes with a broken heart.
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The Alpha's Golden Eyed Luna
I yank her back and as she falls on me, I grab her chin gently; my thumb runs along her cheeks as I wipe her tear-stained face.
“I am not a good person, Gus.” Her eyes turn misty again and I can only imagine the pain she’s carrying on her shoulders, she’s misunderstood by everyone, like when you are reading a book or watching a movie, you really hate the villain and want them dead, but did anybody ever understand the villain?
Cleo’s like that, but she’s not my villain, she’s my fucking hero.
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The Villainess Justice System
Zhi Ruo rambled on with no signs of stopping.
"Consort Feiyan, is literally the reason he could even become emperor, now he is being one sided because some new ass's father could help him expand his territory. Tch, he is worse than scum."
{Novels are written this way because readers like a cold, strong, motionless main character with goals only to be at the top turning a blind eye to what's really happening around them. Such stories sell well that brings about the creation of abused cannon fodders to make the plot more dramatic. Host would be able to deal with these kinds of trashy main characters once she starts her mission, and this esteemed being is ready to back her up all the way.} The
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The Badass and The Villain
I ended it there because it’s Evander’s turn to speak.
“Sometimes, the hardest battle to fight with, is our dark experiences. Sometimes, the loudest noise that we can hear is the chaos inside our head because we continuously hear those bad voices inside our head and sometimes, the worst villain we can encounter is ourselves. We are all fighting a silent battle – some might be tolerable but some might be severe” he stated. Now it’s my turn again.
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The Vicious and Vengeful
Anyone who harmed his sister was his enemy till the day he takes his last breath.
Kenchiki was more than pissed to learn that little information. He hated unclean people who tried to take away people's consent, especially when it came to people's bodies; he was glad he had been distracted by his lover and had no time to cause harm to Aria; she was an innocent victim too. He glared murderously at the woman who drugged him. He would make sure she had no good days.
Sera felt chills crawl up her spine when she saw the look that the two men were giving her. She knew then that whoever was targeting her knew about all her schemes and stacked the deck against her.
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My Next Life As A Wicked Dame (ENGLISH)
According to what I see and read when the hero has super rare power, they will be Over-Powered, that they are some kind of prophet that will save the world with the power of love and friendship.
And what kind of villain cannot use magic!? Isn't that kind of unfair? Rivaling a villain that he can't even use or even control his magic, a one-sided battle.
I thought anything could be special, but I found out that, It's only applicable to the heroes/heroine and protagonist. Why so unfair!? The one who thinks you're a villain but at least you have a strong power to brag about.
Isn't Lady Marina a villainess? Even if she is a minor or major villain, at least give her justice. At least inheritance!
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A Knight's Promise
He always smiled in the face of adversity, He could always see the brighter side of any situation and would never hesitate to help others when they are in need, even giving second chances to people who deserve none of it.
Kent was seen as the people’s hero and even the most hardened gladly bowed their heads in service to him because he was the hope that the people had lost long ago.
Though Chimera is seen as a hero by the people just like his brother despite this Chimera prefers to fight with a feathered pen than a sword. But make no mistake he is equally as powerful as him during the trials of strength Kent and Chimera must never clash as their power would easily destroy the Ark-planetoid.
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How Villains Are Born
A surge of strength rushed through me, making me feel like a muscular, powerful male.
I felt like an Alpha!!
Everything in that room immediately seemed to obey me. Even as little as the books that lay on my father's table. Or was it just an illusion? Echo roared loudly, sending vibrations of anger and despair round the whole room.
My father slowly shifted to human, grabbing his clothes to cover himself. He looked pretty wounded. He was panting heavily.
I then shifted too. Slowly, I came to my human form. I walked slowly to my father. I felt a slight pang of guilt in me. But it didn't last long. I was never going to feel sorry for anyone, especially not a wicked Villain like me.
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Frequently Asked Questions
You know what's weirdly satisfying? When the villain actually holds all the cards at the start. Like in a lot of regressor stories, the hero has future knowledge, but the villain still has overwhelming force or systemic control. That initial imbalance where the hero has to operate from the shadows, using wit instead of might—that's a dynamic that never gets old for me. It creates this delicious tension where every small victory feels earned.
What I'm less into is when the power flip happens too suddenly. The villain spends 80% of the story as an untouchable god, then gets taken down in one chapter because the hero 'believed in friendship' or whatever. The best shifts feel incremental, built on accumulated strategy and sacrificed advantages. The villain's power should crumble from the foundations the hero undermines, not just shatter in a single clash.
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