The Tuner: Redeeming Villains Makes Me Stronger

Lin Feng’s life ends with the screech of brakes.

When he opens his eyes again, he finds himself bound to a bizarre [Fate Harmonization System].

Transmigrating? Yes. But his missions aren’t about face-slapping the protagonist or ruling the world.

System: “We have detected your deep attachment to countless tragic villains (commonly known as Villain-Sympathy Syndrome). You are hereby appointed Harmonizer No. 777. Please travel through the myriad worlds, redeem souls that have fallen into darkness, and soothe the cries of fate.”

And so his journey begins

In the jianghu of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, he stops a handsome young man on the verge of being consumed by a sea of blood and vengeance. “Junior Brother Lin, revenge shouldn’t be the only path open to you.”

In the ninja world of Naruto, he gazes into those scarlet eyes bearing the weight of everything. “Itachi, could someone share this bloodstained burden with you?”

At a school of magic, he whispers to the Potions professor, forever hidden in gloom: “Professor Snape, Lily’s hope means more than just protecting her son...”

Redemption, not slaughter;

Understanding, not conquest.

Every tragic fate he changes grants him a measure of “Resonance Power,” allowing him to write a legend of his own.

But as he forges connections with one lonely, fallen soul after another and gradually assembles a “League of the Mourners” spanning the myriad worlds, he discovers that the source of endless tragedy is watching him in secret...

A story of traveling across countless worlds to heal the villains readers can never stop mourning!

“If darkness is destined to swallow them, then I will become the first ray of light to shine into the abyss.”