Fantasy Villain: I'm the Protagonist's Brother, and We Get Along Like Brothers

Name: Fantasy Villain: I'm the Protagonist's Brother, and We Get Along Like Brothers
Author: Leaves Dancing in the Wind11

玄幻反派：我主角他哥，兄友弟恭

by Leaves Dancing in the Wind11 (落叶随风11)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 183k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Fantasy High-Concept
Updated: 2y ago
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He transmigrates into a fantasy world and becomes a top prodigy from a prestigious family. Before he can even savor his good fortune in secret, he finds himself holding the script of a villain. Worse, the chosen protagonist is his half-brother, with whom he has a blood feud and an enmity that can only end in death. Since I already beat your mother to death back then, as a villain who loves helping people, I suppose I have no choice but to do another good deed and reunite you mother and son. From then on, a top young master disguised as a villain goes around doing good deeds, sending countless chosen protagonists to the afterlife. The protagonist is ruthless and merciless, without the slightest compassion, and treats human lives like weeds. Righteous do-gooders, enter at your own risk!!!!!!

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