The Villain Marries Supporting Characters, And The Heroines Regret it!

After transmigrating into the fantasy novel, Su Changyu became the Holy Son of the Great Holy Sect. He was highly talented, and handsome, came from a strong background, and was born with a villainous destiny. Nay, this villain was a licking dog! His fate involved pursuing the heroine and getting slapped in the face by the protagonist, and what happened during the three-year period? The good-natured man actually turned into a villain. Although it would be better to transmigrate as the protagonist, he was the villain ah! “Me? A licking dog?!” Female Supporting character: She’s pure, the pride of heaven, spoiled by the protagonist (MC) The real heroine: She has unparalleled looks, a background, and a strong talent. But, why SIMP for the heroine? Isn’t the female supporting character excellent? And when Su Changyu embraced the female supporting character, the heroines were no longer able to repent! Su Changyu: “Heh! Who in the right mind will marry a heroine? Isn’t a female supporting character more tempting?”

Original Publisher

faloo

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *The Villain Marries Supporting Characters, And The Heroines Regret it!* ### First Impressions Okay, let's dive into *The Villain Marries Supporting Characters, And The Heroines Regret it!* The title definitely grabbed my attention, promising a twist on the typical transmigration-into-a-villain trope. I went in hoping for some clever subversion of expectations and maybe a dash of dark humor. What I found was… well, a mixed bag. ### What Works Well I will say, the initial premise is intriguing. The idea of a villain protagonist choosing to pursue the supporting female characters instead of the heroines does have potential. And I can see the appeal of a ruthless MC who isn't afraid to get his hands dirty. The system element, while not particularly unique, can add a layer of progression and power-ups that some readers enjoy. The idea of the MC being ruthless enough to kill the first heroine was shocking, but it set the story apart from others. ### Areas of Concern However, my enthusiasm waned as I read further. The execution feels somewhat lacking. The characterization, particularly of the "heroines," seems forced and inconsistent. One criticism that really stuck with me was the perceived similarity to *I Am The Fated Villain*. If you're going to borrow elements from other popular novels, you need to bring something fresh to the table, and I'm not sure this novel quite manages that. The plot feels a bit like a paint-by-numbers progression, hitting familiar beats without adding much originality. Also, the MC's single-minded focus on the title and only getting close to supporting female leads and all main leads of the novels being killed and dumbed down can be boring. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, this is where I'll address some specific plot points that might be considered spoilers. Several readers mentioned being turned off by the seemingly illogical actions of the heroines. For example, the initial heroine flip-flopping between wanting the MC's attention and rejecting him felt contrived. Also, the MC kills the first heroine which may not be for everyone. ### Final Verdict Ultimately, *The Villain Marries Supporting Characters, And The Heroines Regret it!* is a novel with an interesting premise that falls short in execution. If you're looking for a quick, mindless read with a ruthless MC and don't mind some familiar tropes, you might find some enjoyment here. However, if you're seeking depth, originality, or nuanced character development, you might want to look elsewhere. For me, it's a solid **2.5/5**. It has potential, but needs more refinement to truly stand out in a crowded genre.