I Play the Villain and Build the Fourth Great Faction

Xiao Chen transmigrates into the doomed villain, the Blood Fiend Demon Lord. According to the original plot, within three chapters he will be blasted to pieces by the Chosen One, Ye Chen, and the leader of the righteous sects, becoming the first stepping stone on the protagonist's path to the peak.

Faced with certain doom, Xiao Chen smiles.

Going it alone? Making enemies everywhere? That's how the original owner died.

Instead, he establishes the "Heavenly Pivot" and rebuilds the organization with modern management principles. He uses KPIs and equity incentives to win people's loyalty, game guides to snatch the protagonist's opportunities, and business logic to break apart the alliance between the righteous and demonic sects.

The righteous call him crooked and heretical. The demons say he's more devious than they are.

Yet he moves his headquarters into a sacred site of the righteous, opens a branch in the Demon Venerable's hometown, binds a whole host of sect leaders with "sect loans," and poaches the opposition's people with a "Demonic Cultivator Reemployment Program."

At last, Ye Chen leads the united righteous and demonic forces to the Forbidden Zone of Fallen Demons, vowing to eliminate this "greatest evil in the world."

Xiao Chen calmly takes out a stack of employment contracts. "Fellow Daoist Ye, think carefully before you act. Your sect leaders still owe me three hundred years of mortgage payments."

Behind him, half the experts in the allied army retreat in unison and whisper:

"Boss, does this count as overtime today?"

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