I Play Every Villain Myself [Book Transmigration]

Completed!!!

My other novel, The Villain Fell for Me and Became a Ghost, is currently updating. Sweetie, aren't you really going to check it out?

Synopsis:

Lin Wen appears to be a rich second-generation heir, but in secret, he's an author who leaves every story unfinished.

Leave a story unfinished, and Heaven will punish you.

So he died. Even death brought him no peace: the System pulled him into his own book as Lin Zhi, where he had to finish the story.

Before the protagonist got his start, Lin Zhi was the top genius who maliciously oppressed him;

When the protagonist sought a master and learned the arts, Lin Zhi was the seemingly righteous but secretly ruthless master;

When the protagonist fell into demonic ways, Lin Zhi transformed into a cold-blooded, murderous Demon Lord.

Lin Zhi was a mountain blocking the protagonist's path of cultivation, moved wherever he got in the way.

Lin Zhi thought, The protagonist has it so rough.

That was until the protagonist grabbed him by the throat, smiling as he said:

"Master?"

"My Lord?"

"Or perhaps Senior Lin?"

"I can't wait to see what you really look like."

Only then did Lin Zhi panic: Wait, why are you using your hands to look?!

Black-hearted, obsessive, scheming protagonist gong x two-faced, free-spirited author shou

Cultivation levels: Qi Refining -> Foundation Establishment -> Golden Core -> Nascent Soul -> Deification -> Body Integration -> Tribulation Transcendence -> Mahayana

Reader's Guide:

The protagonist has no white moonlight! None! They only have each other in their hearts, trust me!

Here's the blurb for my next novel:

Pre-release novel blurb 1, The Villain Fell for Me and Became a Ghost:

Xie Jingnian transmigrates into a broken xuanhuan novel and must kill the villain, Ji Yinwei, to protect the protagonist.

But instead of killing him, Xie Jingnian gets himself killed again and again.

After six failed loops, he finally has a breakthrough: he takes young Ji Yinwei as his disciple and tries to persuade him to die, appealing to both his emotions and reason.

Ji Yinwei: "Master, do you truly want me dead?"

Xie Jingnian: "Of course."

So Ji Yinwei draws his sword and kills himself right in front of him.

Xie Jingnian breathes a sigh of relief.

But that night, a man he cannot see pins him beneath himself.

Ji Yinwei: "I've repaid what I owed you, Master. Now it's time for you to repay what you owe me, isn't it?"

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