Great Ming: I'm Really Not the Villain

Jiang Beixuan's soul transmigrates into an abandoned infant in the Ming Dynasty.

His family leaves him at the gates of the Bai residence.

Jiang Beixuan becomes a servant in the Bai household.

Fifteen years later.

Jiang Beixuan awakens the Villain System, just as the Embroidered Uniform Guard threatens him, demanding that he report the Bai family for secretly colluding with a vassal prince and plotting rebellion.

If he refuses, Jiang Beixuan will be framed for murder and thrown into prison.

With no choice, Jiang Beixuan agrees.

Afterward, betraying the Bai family earns him ten villain points.

Commit villainous acts to earn villain points.

From then on, the world has a true villain.

The Shaolin abbot: "Jiang Beixuan, you slander us and frame martial arts sects for rebellion, using it as an excuse to eliminate your rivals. Heaven will punish you..."

The Evil Corpse Heavenly Buddha: "Damn it, why does Jiang Beixuan seem more like a villain than we do?!"

The Snow Maiden Sect: "Lord Jiang is like a firefly in the darkness, so vivid, so outstanding. That melancholy gaze of his..."

Jiang Beixuan quickly waves his hands, denying it three times: "It wasn't me. I didn't do it. Don't make things up!"

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