The Villainous Big Shot Turns the Dark Moonlight Into a Darling [Quick Transmigration]

[Top] Chu Yu is the major villain in the early part of the novel. At the start of the story, he is riding high, guilty of every crime imaginable, and has everyone beneath his heel. Yet he is fated to die young, having spent his whole life paving the way for the protagonist. He trampled others, served as a stepping stone, and died in the end. Then all the chosen ones who had hated him to the bone went mad. The System hurriedly threw him back in time to deal with a character whose corruption level was dangerously high and save a world on the verge of collapse. The timeline has already advanced by several years. Chu Yu’s hands and feet are tied. The cloth covering his eyes is pulled away, and he sees the story’s greatest villain. The newcomer’s eyes are dark and menacing, as if he intends to devour Chu Yu whole, chewing up and swallowing even the tiniest scraps of bone. [Do you really hate me that much?] [So much that you’re in every dream I have.] Planned Worlds: [The Disabled Tycoon from a Prestigious Family] Chu Yu is the head of the most prominent Chu family in City A. A car accident leaves both his legs badly injured and his temperament unpredictable. The protagonist, a stubborn little white flower, is the one he forced into marriage. The protagonist’s love interest is his rebellious nephew, who refuses to be controlled. Chu Yu knows the two are in love, but turns a blind eye, even deliberately humiliating one in front of the other. There is also a young man in the household who works to care for him. Chu Yu finds new ways to make his life difficult, and sometimes a chilling look flashes in his eyes. Chu Yu dies in an accident, and even his body is never found. Seven years later, the impoverished young man has become a new tycoon in City A, even more violent than the man before him. They say he hates the Chu family because of Chu Yu and has repeatedly tried to kill its current head. Then, one day, he unexpectedly runs into someone at a club he owns who looks exactly like Chu Yu. [The Debauched Movie Star] Chu Yu has looks, experience, and resources. Many people are desperate to get into his bed, while others avoid him like the plague, unwilling to be associated with even the slightest scandal. He also has a crowd of fans with unusual kinks, obsessed with studying his love life, finding him a husband, and constantly complaining that he’s been cheating on them. He is at the center of countless storms of bloodshed, hatred, and love. But a towering building can collapse overnight. The powerful backers supporting him fall, and Chu Yu disappears without a trace. When he reappears several years later, the entertainment industry has changed beyond recognition. A newly crowned movie star, seemingly the picture of elegance, publicly admits to being Chu Yu’s most obsessive hater, laying bare his twisted feelings and unexpectedly striking a chord with countless people. “My father is dead. I can be the power behind you and do anything for you.” Behind the spotlights, the young man Chu Yu watched grow up keeps him imprisoned in his arms, never giving him a moment to catch his breath. [The Corrupt and Ruthless Minister] Everyone says Chu Yu is a calamity to the country, using his seductive charms to gain a place in the imperial palace and turn the emperor into a puppet he can control. Every high-ranking minister wants him dead. In a bustling marketplace, a young general renowned for his military achievements gallops past and startles Chu Yu’s carriage. The curtains are lifted, and their eyes meet. The silver gleam of the general’s spear is blinding, but not as dazzling as the faint smile on the lips of the person inside the carriage. Later, while stationed away from the capital, the general once again points his spear at the corrupt minister. But all he manages to do is send the layers of Chu Yu’s robes sliding from his shoulder. His mature, beautiful body is a poisonous fruit that tempts the loyal general into the abyss. He becomes the sharpest blade in Chu Yu’s hand, eliminating every voice of opposition at court and allowing Chu Yu to rest easy in his position, holding all power in his grasp. One night, he breaks into the imperial palace and carries Chu Yu away from the emperor’s bed. Then he hears that the palace gates are ablaze and that his entire family has been executed. The young general flees alone. In just a few months, he rebuilds his army and storms the capital, dragging the corrupt minister down from his high seat and locking him in bed to exact his revenge. Then he watches him die in his arms. [The Master Who Uses the Villain as a Battery and a Cultivation Cauldron] [He is my master, a full-fledged demon. He has slaughtered countless people, wiped out my entire clan, then tricked me into becoming his most loyal lackey. He took me as his disciple but never cared about me. He forbade me from approaching him or entering his cave abode, and he never once truly smiled at me. I hate him to the core. I don’t hate him for his cruelty, his coldness, or for draining my life essence every night and using my life to cultivate. I hate that he did all of it for the sake of his deceased husband.] [Villain’s POV ↑] Dominant, fiery, top-positioned aggressor × dark/crazy/ghostly/ultimate villain - The protagonist is born into or transmigrates into each world. He is not truly evil and has a hidden saintly side. - The aggressor is not a virgin. The official love interests are all younger villains, and the romance gets purer as the story goes on. The explicit scenes mainly involve thigh sex. - There may be crude fantasizing and hateful obsession directed at the protagonist, mostly from cannon fodder characters. - The character designs on the cover were commissioned. Theme: Do good with all your heart, and you will find a good end