Villain: From the Start, I Force the Protagonist’s Master to Marry Me, and He Loses It

[No face-slapping + one protagonist killed every ten chapters + fast-paced plot + protagonist doted on by all]

A fake Villain: selfish, indecisive, and a hopeless simp.

A real Villain: elegant, invincible, no bleeding heart, brilliant and resourceful, and treats women like clothes.

Chu Heng accidentally transmigrated into a fantasy novel about a domineering, heaven-blessed protagonist and a large ensemble cast, becoming a major Villain. Though he was born into a noble family and possessed invincible strength, he was still destined to die at the hands of the child of destiny.

To change his fate, the System told him:

As long as he won over the people around the child of destiny, he could gain countless resources and steal their fortune for his own use.

Luckily, he had returned to a time before the child of destiny had grown powerful.

By the time the protagonist descended from the mountain, Chu Heng had already reached max level.

1. Looking at the protagonist's still-beautiful, alluring master, Chu Heng smiled. “Aunt Bai, you wouldn't want your disciple to find out about us, would you?”

2. The child of destiny awakened the Great Emperor System and summoned an Infinite Great Emperor, thinking he had become invincible. Chu Heng replied, “So you want to compare Systems? Mine can turn a Great Emperor straight into a Foundation Establishment cultivator.”

3. The child of destiny had an identity System that let him change identities at will to claim rewards. When he transformed into an exceptionally beautiful girl, Chu Heng gave an evil smile. “I'm more interested in you than in anyone around you.”