Western Fantasy: The Transmigrated Villain Must Survive to the End

[Western Fantasy + Sword and Sorcery + Transmigrate Into a Book + Villain + Plot Foresight + Hiding His Strength + Multiple Heroines + Academy]

Good news: He transmigrated into the world of the yuri sword-and-sorcery novel Holy Sword and Roses. He's the only reader who's familiar with the entire plot, and he's also the eldest legitimate son of a count. Status, resources, a script: he's got everything he could want.

Bad news: He's become the useless villain everyone despises in the original story, a man who envies the holy maiden and opposes her at every turn. In the end, he dies a pathetic, humiliating death, beheaded atop the city walls during the demonic tide war.

So, to stay alive, he hid everything: no one knew he had magic, he disguised his silver-rank physique as iron-rank, and kept his battle aura and sword techniques hidden. The plot he remembered from his previous life was his only lifeline. He planned to lie low and follow the script until the ending, play the useless fool, fool everyone, and live to see how the book ended.

But he just couldn't keep his hands to himself. When he was five, he rescued a young girl who was attacked on the main road. She was the holy maiden. When he was ten, he saved another little girl from the cold after she nearly got abducted by human traffickers. She was a witch, and he brought her back to the count's estate to raise her. From the moment he stepped in, the plot never went according to plan again.

The holy maiden softly asked, hoping to confirm who had saved her: "Was it you?" The witch followed him around, calling him "Big Brother" at every turn.