The Villain's Face-Slapping Comeback (Quick Transmigration)

Interstellar strategist Zhou Xu was accidentally chosen by the "Die a Horrible Death System," and so, despite being terrified of pain, he began a journey through one villainous role after another, each destined for a horrible death. After transmigrating through a hundred worlds and dying a hundred times, Zhou Xu finally snapped in silence. He was going to get revenge! On his 101st transmigration, the System suffered a minor glitch. Zhou Xu, who had been waiting for his chance to take revenge, seized the opportunity and finally brought the System under his control. Heh, Zhou Xu gave a mischievous smile. Did the protagonist always have to kill the villain? Now he was going to see who killed whom. Ruthless, calculating, scheming bottom VS domineering top who rules heaven and earth Also known as: The Protagonist Always Gets Face-Slapped Warnings: 1. Lots of sugary fluff, satisfying payback, and outrageous twists. 2. Bottom-focused. The bottom is stunningly beautiful in every world, and the top is always the same person. 3. The characters' values do not represent the author's. The writing is bad and the logic is dead. If you don't like it, please don't flame me. 4. No reposting or ranking spoilers. Coming soon: A Chi's next novel: Reborn as a Wealthy Family's Movie Emperor Ruthless movie emperor bottom VS powerful top who rules heaven and earth Theme: