[Villain + multiple heroines + empress + ruler of forbidden zones + scheming; the protagonist is ruthless and flirts with women. If that's not for you, please close this book.]
Qin Yang transmigrates into a fantasy novel he knows by heart, becoming its main villain.
From the start, he finds himself in a familiar scene from the original novel, where a woman is given to the son of fortune. How could Qin Yang let the son of fortune have her?
He decisively takes the empress, only to have her turn the tables on him.
Afterward, Qin Yang instantly kills the son of fortune, forcing the System to upgrade, and even the Heavenly Dao to upgrade!
But a mere son of fortune is only a stepping stone on Qin Yang's path to invincibility. What really gives him a headache is himself.
Looking at the seven rulers of forbidden zones who were formed from his own flesh, Qin Yang silently steps behind his father, the Great Emperor.
Qin Yang: Dad, you eat my food, wear my clothes, and even owe your Great Emperor cultivation to me. Now it's time to risk your life for your son!
1. There is internal fighting within the family. 2. His own clone kills him (). 3. It is not like a villain, just a protagonist disguised as a villain. 3. The system is a bit rubbish. To sum up the upgrade of monster fighting, the protagonist of Destiny is an experience package. That clone is the lord of the restricted area that he transformed into