I’m the Villain, So Why Are You Making Me Open a Vacation Resort in the Apocalypse?

Xiao Chen, the mighty Demon Lord of the demon race, is told by someone claiming to have transmigrated into a book that he is nothing but a character on a page, a villain fated to be killed by the so-called male lead.

Ridiculous. Are they saying everything he's been through is fake?

He doesn't believe he's in a book, but that so-called male lead has to die.

Better to kill a thousand by mistake than let even one escape.

He turns around and kills the male lead before he can grow strong. The man dies, but something calling itself the Strongest Cultivation System emerges from his body.

He plans to destroy it, but it tells him there's a place called Blue Star that's great fun.

It can send him there on vacation, as long as he doesn't kill it.

He's already reached the summit in this world and finds it terribly dull. After looking through the System's memories, he discovers that the food there sounds pretty good. It could be interesting.

He spares it and lets it take him to Blue Star.

But is this System trying to screw him over? It sends him to Blue Star ten thousand years in the future, where zombies are everywhere. This is nothing like the place it described.

Then it disappears.

Another System, the Apocalypse Vacation Resort System, binds itself to him. It says he must open a vacation resort in the apocalypse to save the people and ensure they can survive comfortably.

He couldn't care less.

What a joke. He's the one they call a villain. Why would he save people? What kind of nonsense is that?

Is this really something a villain should be doing?

He refuses without hesitation.

But then the System makes him an offer he can't refuse... In the end, he agrees.

It's his shop, though, so he makes the rules. Everything depends on his mood.