Everyone Plays a Role: Am I the Only Villain?

In the Age of Universal Roleplaying, everyone can use the Heavenly Court System to sneak into other worlds, play the part of a local, go with the flow, and earn all kinds of rewards.

But Ning Yi is the only villain, and he has to go against the tide to earn rewards.

Luckily, he is delighted to discover that these other worlds are all based on works he knew well in his previous life.

What? Uchiha bloodline is trash? Sigh, I'll take it for fifty yuan, since I feel sorry for you.

What? The Evil-Resisting Sword Manual is the greatest martial art in The Smiling, Proud Wanderer? Yes, exactly. I've got confidential information. I'll sell it to you for a hundred million. You'll be getting a bargain.

And so, in the Ming Dynasty: Is its fall inevitable? Is the Later Jin destined to conquer the central plains? Is this fate, the tide of history?

If fate demands it, then I'll defy heaven and make the Ming Dynasty an empire on which the sun never sets.

In Naruto: Is Naruto the child of destiny, destined to bring change to the ninja world?

You call that change? Let Uncle Ning teach you what real damn change looks like!

In the Strange Tales world: Is China's decline inevitable? Is the West destined to rise?

You have science, I have divine arts. I'll rebuild the Heavenly Court and create a celestial realm for China.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.