Transmigration: Starting by Killing My Boss

No System, no harem, ridiculously satisfying, scheming, ruthless male lead, villain protagonist, no cultivation, no brainless decisions, infinite-world setting Yang Shi was a diligent wage slave. Orphaned as a child, his original plan was to kill himself at thirty-five. But at thirty, his boss set him up and made him take the fall. After being fired that day, a brand-new Yang Shi was born. He became cruel and violent. Once he had fulfilled his final dream, he chose to end his life. Little did he know that his suicide would earn him another chance to experience the world. He obtained the Book of Karma, and every time he transmigrates to a parallel world, he must complete a corresponding mission. Completing a mission earns him a fitting reward, and the missions only get harder. When the book’s author has filled it with Yang Shi’s story, Yang Shi will have the chance to be reborn. “Rescue kidnapped children? Transmigrate to South Korea and get bullied at school? Transmigrate as an undercover narcotics cop from the start? Transmigrate into prison and face a hundred men from the start? Damn Book of Karma, are you trying to let me live or not?”