Villain: He Got a Wife for Nothing at the Beginning

[Content is fictitious, fictional] [System] [Single female protagonist] [Later plan] [Demon] [Slightly funny] [Preferring to daily life] Mu Jingci didn't expect that a young man with no family would catch up with the trend and travel through time. He had been single for ten thousand years and got a wife for nothing. A villain system is also bound to it. Force him to be the villain and let him rebel against the male protagonist who is thousands of miles away. It's pity that he, a good young man of the new era, is forced to be a villain like this. Isn't this forcing someone to do something difficult? (I can't suppress the upward curve of the corner of my mouth) But why did he find that things were getting more and more wrong? His current wife was actually the little tail who liked to follow him in high school, and she traveled with him. Also, wasn't he a villain? Why was he treated like the protagonist, always being troubled and being hunted down? It seems that someone doesn't want him to go to the Imperial City alive... … Mu Jingci asked, "If one day, I am in a high position, but I kill you because of my greed for power, what will you do?" Tang Yao: "... I have been killed, what will happen next?" Mu Jingci continued to ask, "Then, if I were in a high position and pushed you to a position consistent with mine, but I died before you, what would you do?" Tang Yao thought thoughtfully, "Being widowed?" Mu Jingci thought, and there seemed to be no problem, "Then if I accomplish nothing and live in seclusion in the mountains, and you follow me and only have simple meals every day, what will you do?" Tang Yao was puzzled: "Were you very rich when you were in Goat Village?" Mu Jingci: Gan