Chao Cen accidentally joined a group chat where everyone cosplayed as their own OCs. Each member was incredibly talented, and their character concepts were more compelling than the last. He chatted with them about everything under the sun, and even came up with an OC persona of his own.
Then one day, he transmigrated.
Not only did he transmigrate as his OC, he also got a livestream room linked to the group chat, letting him stream his struggle to survive in another world for his friends.
After yet another golden finger his friends had given him reinforced his image as a "great villain," Chao Cen gradually realized something was off.
Wait, had his friends been telling the truth all along?
If all his friends' identities were real...
The protagonist looked at the nickname of each friend in the group chat.
[World-Destroying Whiz] [World-Creating Child-Raising Whiz] [The Villain Wants to Quit Again] [Liquor Factory Destroyer] [Killed Pigs in My Past Life, Teaching in This One]
And the group owner...
[Wicked and Creepy]
Their identities were, respectively: the God of Creation, the God of Destruction, the ultimate villain in a power-struggle novel, a former employee of a famous liquor factory, a nonhuman species working hard to make it into human society, and a high-dimensional evil god who destroyed worlds on a whim.
And Chao Cen's OC...
Was a sickly, ultimate big-bad villain with an underworld filter, in charge of a black organization full of turncoats, destined to turn evil, destroy the world, and successfully start a second run.
Chao Cen: If I could turn back time, I'd never jump on the trend and make my OC a tragic, beautiful, strong villain again. QAQ
Theme: No matter where you are, always hold on to hope
