Western Fantasy: I Save Fallen Villains in a World of Eroding Order

On a whim, he decided to risk his life to save someone, only to run into a water ghost.

He thought his absurd life would end on a ridiculous note, but then an unexpected chance came along.

He transmigrated into a game world he had cleared countless times before, becoming a boy named Clor.

The good news: clear the game, and he can go home.

The bad news: this is the hell difficulty with the highest player death rate.

To clear the game alive, Clor tearfully made a decision that betrayed his ancestors.

Save people!

He had died in his previous life because he tried to save someone, and now he had to keep being a good person to clear the game.

A witch gone mad, a fallen saint whose faith had crumbled, a paranoid sage who had touched forbidden knowledge.

Every future calamity possessed the power to destroy the world.

Clor brought every villain who had once terrified players in the original story back onto the right path before disaster could strike.

Everyone thought he would become the hero who saved the world.

Clor just wanted to beat the final boss and go home as soon as possible.

But when he finally cleared the game and prepared to make his escape, familiar figures blocked his way, one after another.

The “villains who had lost their way” and whom he had saved all said in unison:

“You can’t leave.”