After I Transmigrate into a Book, I Turn the Villain Boss into My Strongest Ally

Jiang Che transmigrates into a “protagonist crushes scum” power fantasy novel, becoming the story’s most doomed early villain. To win the heroine’s favor, he not only steals an opportunity meant for the future top powerhouse of the cultivation world, but also personally breaks the man’s leg. In the end, the corrupted powerhouse grinds him to dust.

The day Jiang Che transmigrates into the book is exactly when he’s supposed to steal that opportunity. He looks at the battered, gloomy-eyed boy in the corner and immediately changes course:

“Take this thousand-year-old snow lotus. It’ll help you recover.”

“Borrow this darksteel sword. You can use it to protect yourself.”

“The people who bullied you? I’ll deal with them!”

The future powerhouse says, “You have ulterior motives.”

Jiang Che replies, “You got me. I just want to latch onto a powerful backer.”

At first, everyone laughs at Jiang Che for losing his mind. Instead of pursuing the heroine, he’s fawning over a nobody with no backing.

Then one day, the demon clan invades and Jiang Che is surrounded. The boy he “took in” comes gliding through the air and casually crushes the demon chief’s skull. In a cold voice, he asks, “Who laid a hand on my person?”

Only then do people realize Jiang Che wasn’t latching onto a powerful backer. He was raising himself a dad!

The original protagonist looks at Jiang Che, protected behind the powerhouse, and fumes, “I met him first!”

Jiang Che pulls out the melon he brought along, munches as he laughs, and says, “Too bad you’re not as good at sucking up as I am.”