[An overwhelmingly powerful, seemingly gentle yet secretly ruthless beauty of a villain vs. a possessive, obsessive, deeply devoted Supreme God who lets his wife call the shots]
Rong Ye is a powerful cultivator on the verge of ascension, destined to be sacrificed, with his fate already written. One day, he awakens and discovers he’s a villain. He rebels against the world’s will, outwits it at every turn, and eventually reaches a breaking point and tries to destroy the world.
Then the Bureau of Quick Transmigration, which manages countless worlds, discovers him and recruits him.
Taking a little System along, he begins traveling through time and space to “work,” face-slapping villains and putting scumbags in their place. The aggrieved characters of each small world summon him for help. Thanks to his history as a world-destroying villain, he’s now “rescuing people from misery.” And then... he’s a rich family’s wastrel, a research fanatic in the apocalypse, and a troublemaker in the imperial court and harem...
Who would’ve thought that a cold-hearted, ruthless villain would want to spread positive energy in these little worlds too???
He aims to rank first in performance, and while he’s at it, pick up the scattered pieces of his husband and bring someone home for the New Year!!!
[World One: Rich wastrel x lone-wolf CEO (modern)
World Three: Reclusive professor x rugged soldier (apocalypse)
World Four: Enchanting empress x cold emperor (ancient times)
World Five: Emperor of the Empire x interstellar thief (interstellar)
World Six: Aloof master x wolfish disciple (cultivation)]
[Happy ending, emphasized!!! So sweet, so satisfying, so much fun, so romantic. One-on-one, both are romantically inexperienced.]
It's actually quite good-looking, very sweet, especially the first world, which is very, very sweet. The only shortcoming is that this may be a book that was moved from other places, and there is no follow-up. The ending is very hasty, and some holes in the front are not filled in, but it does not affect the reading. There should be several more worlds, but they are not written. Also, the author may have to be more responsible for what he wants to write, and some reasons may not be written in the follow-up, so this becomes a shortcoming. Others are still very good.
I think it looks great. Why is the rating so low? If so, then let me give it a five-star rating!! 🤭
It's quite interesting. The ending is too fast. It ends suddenly. Judging from the introduction, there should be two worlds, right? [Petrochemical]
It's so beautiful 😘 I really like it when Lord God calls Yeye baby every time 😄
It's nice to watch, but the plot is a bit lacking.
Are there still big worlds 5 and 6? [What]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
The overall pace is fast, okay?
Beautiful, 3 small worlds
Very nice, although a bit short, but really nice