Transmigration: The Villain Wants to Earn a Bad Reputation, Not Actually Do Evil

While everyone else transmigrates to become a hero, Lin Mo transmigrates into the body of a young wastrel and gets saddled with a “depraved but not heartless” System that dishes out bizarre missions every day: make the richest man dance “Heavenly Paradise” in public, force a demon god’s avatar to dress as a woman and pose for photos... He acts cocky and talks tough, but inside he’s panicking and grumbling nonstop. To stay alive, he has no choice but to behave “depravedly”: rob bullies to help the poor, recruit a witch under the pretense of capturing her when he’s really saving her, and refine pills that send his rivals’ cauldrons flying. But once he ascends to the upper realm, his hidden power can no longer be concealed. The six talent rankings shake violently. He climbs from the bottom to claim first place on all six. Only then do the Myriad Worlds realize that this “pervert” who steals underwear and forces people to wear women’s clothes has been quietly saving all life. Lin Mo feels terribly misunderstood: all he really wants is to earn a little infamy and trade it for the “Seven Times in One Night Pill” in the System Shop! The novel’s main thrills: ▷ Outrageous antics: the System assigns perverted missions every day ▷ Multiple heroines: each has her own career, and they fight side by side ▷ Character growth: fusing invincible physiques, from the Ancient Desolate Sacred Body to the Primordial Myriad Dao Chaos Creation Body ▷ Face-slapping thrills: play the pig to eat the tiger throughout all six rankings ▷ Style: humorous writing, just the right amount of memes, and saucy innuendo without getting vulgar If you’re looking for: A grim, bitter revenge story ❌ A devoted romance with only one heroine ❌ A serious, solemn cultivation epic ❌ A story with no memes or cheeky banter ❌ Then... You can still click the close button in the upper-right corner. “Infamy it is, then,” Lin Mo said with a grin, hefting his rusty iron sword. “At least the peace of the heavens and worlds was won with my own fists and feet, even if I did use some pretty underhanded methods.”