How Could a Righteous Man Like Me Possibly Be the Villain?

In many novels, there’s a character who is handsome, exceptionally talented, and far more perceptive than ordinary people when it comes to cultivation techniques and secret manuals.

He comes from a prestigious family, has a childhood sweetheart with whom he shares a close relationship, and joined a first-rate sect at a young age, becoming a core disciple.

He hates evil and travels far and wide to uphold justice, a great hero praised by everyone.

But it’s all an act. Behind the scenes, he has long been committing every kind of heinous crime.

Unfortunately, Xia Yihan transmigrates into the body of such a hypocrite. The original owner’s misdeeds have already been exposed, and his childhood sweetheart has completely lost faith in him.

Just as Xia Yihan is about to become a public outcast, he activates the Justice System. As long as he does good deeds, he receives rewards.

From then on, Xia Yihan willingly charges into deadly danger, publicly calls the Demon Sect leader a witch, and kills a powerful noble who has committed countless crimes with a single sword stroke. He becomes a true hero.

As Xia Yihan’s fame grows, the entire cultivation world sees him as its savior.

Chen Qisi, the demoness of the demonic sect, presents ironclad proof that Xia Yihan once conspired with her to frame his fellow orthodox cultivators. But the crowd won’t even look at it. They angrily rebuke her: “Hero Xia is righteous to the core. How could he possibly be a villain?”

Chen Qisi is so furious that she dies on the spot, swearing to heaven that this was the only time in her life she ever told the truth.