Quick Transmigration: A Male-Targeted Powerhouse Slaughters Her Way Through the Female-Targeted Genre

Quick Transmigration: A Male-Audience Powerhouse Reborn as a Villain, Saving the Heroine from the Start in a Rural Village

Lin Mao, a former ace of the special forces, is caught in a temporal vortex while on a mission and bound to a “Plot Anchor System.” Forced to begin a Quick Transmigration journey, he doesn't become the protagonist, but the villain in one female-audience world after another!

In the first world, he becomes Lin Mao, a wicked young man from a farming family in ancient times: addicted to gambling, he urges his mother to sell his cousin to pay for a dowry, and from the start faces a plot dead end in which he must “sell the heroine with his own hands.” He has to keep up his villain act without giving himself away, stop a tragedy and fix the ruined plot, all while dealing with human traffickers, gambling dens demanding repayment, and a host of other messes.

He uses a special forces soldier's surveillance skills to expose a plot involving knockout drugs, then enlists the villagers to bring the villains to justice. His golden finger, the “Eye of Destiny,” lets him predict danger, while the “Skill Copy System” lets him steal survival skills. From a farmhouse courtyard to the wealthy household's domestic battles, apocalyptic crises, and tragic romances in the world of cultivation, Lin Mao always keeps his villain secret identity, but finds new ways to be “bad”:

Other villains wreak havoc. He saves heroines, takes down scheming women, and exposes conspiracies, all while unlocking clues about his father's disappearance. In every world, he teeters on the brink of having his identity exposed, yet uses male-audience logic to steamroll female-audience plots, becoming each world's most absurd “villain glitch”!

See how a male-audience powerhouse, hiding behind a villain's secret identity, turns the tide in countless female-audience worlds, gets broken plots back on track, and picks up one unexpected surprise after another (along with plenty of trouble)!