A Villain Who Gets Things Done, with No Cheats

Wang Zhengzong is a highly capable man of action.

He comes from the Wang clan, but his neighbor isn't married; he shares a surname with a certain Peng, but doesn't own hypnotic glasses; he's supposedly related to a certain Xiaoming from five hundred years ago, but he's not some masked hero who just happens to pass by. He doesn't want to destroy the world, and he's pretty good at taking photos, too.

Wang Zhengzong, who stayed single his whole life and finally became a wizard, and whose surname is Wang, not Tan, also has no filial son blessed with divine talent. He perfectly avoids the bad ending of getting crushed by the moon.

Now Wang Zhengzong has become an utterly ordinary member of the transmigration crowd. But he never imagined he'd be the rich second-generation villainous cannon fodder in a trash novel.

No cheat powers, no System. He's feeling a little nervous.

But it's no big deal. After all, Wang “The Know-It-All” “Good at Riding” Zhengzong knows kindness better than anyone.

Wang Zhengzong: I refuse cheat powers, starting with myself.

I hope this humble, weak, helpless villain survival story can bring a smile to all you handsome readers.

This book is also known as: “The Author Won't Give the Villain Cheat Powers, So the Villain Gets Them Himself and Becomes a Man of Action”; “Don't Ask. The Power Levels Meet the True Immortal Standard of Emperor's Domination”; “Nobody Understands Kindness Better Than Me”