[Villain] + [Urban] + [System] + [Multiple Female Leads] + [Power Fantasy]
Fake villains: They bully men and women, act arrogant and domineering, look down on everyone, fail to finish off their enemies, and are easily crushed by the protagonist’s plot armor.
True villains: Transmigrators with an “Emotional Breakdown System,” noble status and illustrious families. They plan carefully, use their power to crush the weak, grind the protagonist to dust, and even turn his confidantes into pawns.
[The Real Synopsis]
Mu Yunge transmigrates into an urban power fantasy and becomes a cannon-fodder Villain on the protagonist’s road to showing off.
The protagonist injures a doctor and smashes equipment at his family’s hospital from the start?
Mu Yunge scoffs, calls the police, and sends the miracle doctor to prison. He gets slapped with the charge of “practicing medicine illegally and causing death,” becomes the target of a nationwide backlash, and sees his reputation ruined.
While Huang Jinsong is driven to a mental breakdown by a sadistic cellmate in the detention center, Mu Yunge has already activated the “Emotional Breakdown System,” amassed a fortune, and begun carefully laying his plans.
He uses the System to manipulate the naive female lead. He personally pushes her into the depths of despair, then comes to her “rescue,” making her willingly give up everything for revenge. Even the Li Group, worth tens of billions, will be handed over to him on its knees.
As for the Li family enemies who bullied the female lead? Mu Yunge arranges a “luxury European vacation” for them, but in a foreign land, he gradually strips them of everything, leaving them wishing they were dead but unable to die.
The brainless plot has come to an end, and an amoral Villain who refuses to play by the rules is born.
The protagonist’s plot armor? Faced with overwhelming power and absolutely ruthless methods, it’s nothing but a joke.
Well written,