"The Bad Young Master Doesn't Want to Destroy the Ending" is a comic adapted from the original novel by Mao Er Ling Dang. It is written by Yi Yi Xianyu and Abyss, and written by Rolling Eyes Cat. It is produced by Chongqing Manchuhua Studio and is exclusively serialized by Bilibi

"The Bad Young Master Doesn't Want to Disappoint the Ending" is a comic adapted from the original novel by Mao Er Ling Dang. It is written by Yi Yi Xianyu, Abyss, and screenwriter by Rolling Eyes Cat. It is produced by Chongqing Manchu Painting Studio and is exclusive to Bilibili comics. Serialized, the comic is currently updated to Chapter 59, and will be paid starting from Chapter 26.

The comic mainly tells the story of the aristocratic villain Roya Acat who remembered the memories of his previous life on the day he met his adopted sister, and discovered that this was the world of the galgame he had played before, and that he was the unavoidable villain in the public line of the game. . How can we avoid the ending of our own destruction? Roja awakened the system and began his journey of survival.

Comics about the rebirth of villain characters usually take a female perspective. However, this "Villain Master Doesn't Want to Destroy the Ending" is developed from a male villain's perspective, which is slightly more obvious in female-oriented comics. Special, giving people a bright feeling.

The name of the comic may make people hallucinate a little bit about "The Villainous Lady", but the content is absolutely refreshing. The original work is very good in writing and is excellent in describing battles and details. The original work has improved the character image a lot. Thanks to hard work, each character has his or her own distinct personality and characteristics, which makes this comic more vivid. Although with the theme of villain rebirth, everyone would take it for granted that the male protagonist will be able to reach the peak of his life if he holds the script, but in fact, this book implements the concept of " Tian Xing Jian , a gentleman strives for self-improvement" from beginning to end. There are not too many golden fingers for the male protagonist to turn on. The style of the

comic is somewhat similar to the comic works serialized in paper media in the early days, but it is not unconventional now. However, the comic adaptation is quite different from the original work, and the character portrayal is not done well, which is a pity.

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