Villain: I Fell in Love with the Heroine After My Ominous Old Age Began!

[Invincible + no bottleneck suppression + no angst + lighthearted + steamrolling everyone + villainous emperor]

“Wait, I just became a Saint, and you’re telling me I’m already in my twilight years and covered in red hair?”

“I’m only eighteen! I’m in the prime of my life!”

[When fortune favors you, heaven and earth lend their strength; when fortune turns, even heroes are powerless. In your ominous final years, you’re now covered in red hair, with little life left. Your thoughts turn to the beauty who has loved you for years and has remained alone. Fortunately, you write her a love letter to confess your feelings.]

[Quest issued: Fulfill your dying wish and have a sweet romance with Pei Yue. (The love letter has been sent.)]

After hearing the quest, you look up at the woman high above you, the future master who founded the Taiwu Mystic Sect, and the War Goddess of the Yuanyang Realm.

Her??

A lifelong single woman, a human-shaped tyrannosaurus?

She likes me?

If you want to kill me, just say so. There’s no need to go through the motions.

But when Jiang Xuan is summoned by the War Goddess and sees the contents of the love letter, he falls even more silent, a stampede of ten thousand mud horses galloping through his mind.

Seriously... what idiot taught you to write a love letter like this?

“Are you the one who said I’d kept an empty bed for you for years, and that you’d reward me by making sure I couldn’t get out of bed for three days and three nights?”

“Are you the one who said I lacked a womanly touch and wanted me to put on black glass stockings so you could see my legs?”

Seated on the throne, the War Goddess wears a scarlet Vermilion Bird robe and a gold dragon-head crown. Her figure is tall and willowy. Her red lips part slightly, her expression impassive.

“I... uh...” Jiang Xuan is at a loss for words, but there’s no turning back now.

“That’s right. It was me, your disciple. It wasn’t the War Goddess’s legs I wanted to see, but the path you walked alone...”