Jiang Cheng wakes up to discover he's become a summoned guardian spirit. But while everyone else is a heroic spirit, he's the real deal: a world-ending Demon Venerable! A reborn Empress dismisses him from the start, saying his N-rank combat power is worse than a dog's? Doesn't matter. This venerable one wasn't reborn to play the hero anyway. The next second, he's bound to Li Qingge, the softest, sweetest campus belle in the whole school.
Ding! The god-tier Villain System has activated!
Mission: Corrupt your pure-hearted campus-belle Host!
Reward: Unlock the true form of Demon Venerable Chonglou!
Xu Qingqing: “Jiang Cheng, you can become a god only if you follow me!”
Jiang Cheng puts an arm around the blushing, corrupted campus belle and flashes a wicked smile. “A god? Gods are exactly what this venerable one kills!”
You know the ending after watching it halfway through, fighting against gods for human beings? What does it have to do with the destruction of the world? The blackening of the heroine feels like a work of God. It doesn't matter whether she turns black or not. The so-called blackening is just more realistic. The role of the male protagonist and the male protagonist's system is probably equivalent to the female protagonist's "system" or auxiliary tool. The more I read it, the more I thought it was a story with a female protagonist. To be honest, when I saw some leagues, I felt that the male protagonist was useless, and the female protagonist could totally work on her own. This is the truth, it's very average, and the heroine's portrayal is not good either. When she becomes 16% darker, she feels like a different person. The interaction with the male protagonist feels like just chatting, and the relationship line is not as advanced as the first ten chapters. After becoming a black man, he suddenly comes up with harsh words, which probably means that he wants you to take care of him. Don't you feel very disconnected? The communication with the male protagonist after going dark can be said to be just using the male protagonist as a tool. Since she has been written as a so-called heroine, don't do such things that ruin her character. The summary is that the plot is average. Except for the brainless villain who suddenly became not brainless, as if he suddenly became wise, there are no other highlights. I originally wanted to watch the destruction of the world, but I only knew the ending after watching it halfway. Don't watch it but the sentence "We must do it for all mankind" pops up. It's really funny. To summarize again: the plot is average, the contrast between before and after characterization is too great, and there is no sense of transition. The relationship line sucks. I don't know if it's AI or not.