Lin Mo transmigrated into a web novel, becoming a villainous steward who wouldn’t survive past chapter three.
In the original story, today was the day the protagonist, Ye Chen, would shatter his dantian with a single punch and use him as a stepping stone.
But transmigrating came with a rather nasty System:
[Plot Jinx System]: The more sincere your blessings, the more spectacular the backlash.
So when Ye Chen arrived on his sword, brimming with murderous intent, Lin Mo grasped his hand with tears in his eyes:
“Dear nephew! Congratulations on forming your Golden Core! With your peerless talent, you’re certain to triumph in today’s battle, ascend to the Immortal Realm, and be remembered for all eternity!”
The next instant, Ye Chen’s Golden Core exploded. He spat out three mouthfuls of blood and was carried off to the clinic.
Everyone was stunned. The comments went wild.
“This villain… jinxed the protagonist to death?”
From that day on, a strange legend spread through the Xuantian Sect.
Steward Lin was the most sincere, kindhearted, and helpful person in the world.
He wished his opponents “great success in battle,” and they promptly fell into a cesspit on their way out.
He wished an auction house “ever-growing prosperity,” and a rival’s warehouse caught fire that very night.
He wished the Heavenly Dao “eternal immortality”… and then the Heavenly Dao cracked.
Ye Chen, through gritted teeth: “He’s all righteousness and virtue on the surface, but rotten to the core. Don’t you dare trust him!”
Lin Mo, eyes brimming with tears: “Dear nephew, how could you misunderstand me like this? I wish you’d soon realize your mistake so we can put this behind us…”
[Ding! An apocalypse-level sincere blessing detected. Reversal countdown: ten breaths.]
Ye Chen: “??? Don’t come any closer!!”
This is the story of a villain who conquers the world with “sincerity.”
He never makes threats. He only offers blessings.
He never stabs you in the back. He jinxes you to death right to your face.
