The Wrong Script: Being the Villain Is Actually This Fun?

Wei Yu transmigrates to a parallel world, gets cast as the villain, and begins living a villain's life.

1. You're a celebrated genius, but your girlfriend wants to call off your engagement. What does that have to do with me? It's not like I was the one who asked her to go to a hotel.

2. You never come home and don't send your wife a penny. Isn't it perfectly normal that she ran off with someone else?

You come back acting like some badass war god, with a hundred thousand street toughs joining your ranks. Who are you trying to scare? This is a country ruled by law. You'll be arrested for inciting a riot in no time.

3. You transmigrated from Blue Star carrying Tang poetry and Song lyrics. At the Mid-Autumn Festival gathering, you want to show off and win the beauty's heart.

I'll recite "Prelude to Water Melody" first, then follow it up with "Moonlit Night on the Spring River." The girl will fall for me instead, and that'll drive you crazy!

4. You descended from the heavens as an immortal to make up for past regrets. The moment you reach the Grandmaster realm, you start yelling that Grandmasters must not be insulted and showing off everywhere, treating everyone else like an insect.

I'm in the Divine Realm, and I'm a villain, yet even I am not as arrogant as you!

The Chosen One is suppressed by Wei Yu and roars in outrage: "My fate is mine to control, not..."

Boom! A purple lightning bolt falls from the sky. The Chosen One is dead!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.