Also known as: I’m Guilty! I Raised the Villain into a Hopeless Romantic
After Tang Chuti was in a car accident, she unexpectedly bound herself to a System tasked with saving a world-destroying villain. Unfortunately, the System was only a beginner, and sent her straight to the moment the villain’s destruction level hit one hundred percent and he was about to destroy the world. Well, so much for getting started: she died before she could even begin.
The System learned its lesson and sent her back to the point when his destruction level was at fifty percent. The result? The Host was strangled to death by the villain.
Tang Chuti had a few choice words she wasn’t sure she should say out loud.
She hurriedly stopped the System and proposed starting from childhood, instilling love and justice in him so he could grow up to become a beacon of hope.
Great. The villain grew up without destroying the world, so she could pretty much retire after a job well done.
Who knew that in the first life, the villain would ask, “Master, do you like me?”
In the second life, the villain insisted, “I’m going to be your boyfriend.”
In the third life, the villain coaxed, “You’re so well-behaved. How about I come marry you after the New Year?”
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One-on-one romance, not love at first sight. If you like passionate romances with lots of relationship drama, check out the fourth and fifth worlds.
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It's very interesting to watch, and the plot is also novel. The male protagonist will solve problems for the female protagonist, and the female protagonist is also silently paying for her relationship!