You Say I'm Evil to the Core? Even Saving the World Is Wrong?

(Keywords: Taming powerful, wicked women into the Otherworld's style)

After transmigrating into a game world at the brink of its apocalyptic finale, Su Qing initially only wants to save himself. But when he sees all those people whose homes have been destroyed, who are left to wander from place to place and eventually die in agony, he hesitates.

Maybe there are no saviors in this world, but at the very least, I want to do everything I can.

Drawing on his expert-level knowledge of the game, he grows quickly and devotes himself to training the heroines. But just as victory is within reach, the very women he's trained betray him. He falls into ruin, branded a traitor to humanity and saddled with every blame, a great demon.

I devoted everything I had to saving the world, and it turns out I'm the demon in your eyes.

And without me, what will they do?

The ruler of the great Dao tradition advocates governing through inaction, letting the capable break through and ascend.

The empress of the divine dynasty visits an immortal master, seals off her realm, and creates a pure land for humanity.

The master of the sacred land looks down on the world with cold indifference, treating all living beings as toys in the palm of his hand and casually toying with their lives.

You wretched people! I helped you so much, and now you're either giving up or trying to keep yourselves out of trouble.

Su Qing finally understands. It turns out this world doesn't need kindness and compassion. It needs blood and fire.

What do you mean, utterly wicked? Saving the world inevitably requires some sacrifices from you.

Once a peerless statesman, an unparalleled sage, a saint for all ages. Now, an evil savior, he declares.