The Ill-Fated Master

A cultivation novel packed with thrills, heartbreak, and romance

I transmigrated into the novel I’d written, only to become the villain’s master. In my original story, the villain was the eldest disciple and the protagonist was the second disciple. But the protagonist had one lucky break after another, stealing everyone close to the villain, while the villain starved to death on the streets. After the villain died, the protagonist went on to harm his fellow disciples simply because his master refused to follow his plans. He sold his master into slavery in the Demon Realm, where he eventually died of illness. Just then, the obnoxious System showed up and told me that I could return if I restored the original plot. But in the end, I couldn’t bring myself to harm the villain, and I died. The villain, meanwhile, fell to darkness and set out to destroy the world.

“Don’t, brother. I know you’ve always been such a kind person.”

“Don’t, husband. Let’s go home together, okay?”

With everyone urging him on, Wang Chongyang came to his senses.

“All right. Let’s go home together.”