Lin Fan's soul transmigrates into the body of a wealthy villain from a wish-fulfillment novel. From the start, he accompanies the protagonist's younger brother, Lin Chaoran, to propose marriage.
In response to Lin Chaoran's proposal:
The heroine, Xia Qingquan: “I don't want you. I want Lin Fan.”
The elders on both sides: “You unfilial brat, you're not worthy. Lin Fan is the right match for Xia Qingquan.”
Lin Fan: “Little brother, it's not that I don't want to help you. You can see how things are. How about your big brother tries her out first?”
War Gods, Dragon Kings, Divine Doctors, Human Emperors, Sacred Ancestors: he's taking them all down.
Villains, heroes, it doesn't matter. I'll wipe out every righteous person in the world, and I'll be the only one left standing for justice.
A lighthearted, funny subversion of the usual tropes, with a brisk pace and satisfying action.
The twists keep you hooked, and the breakout characters never drag things out.
It's so beautiful. The author remembers to send me money.