[Sentinel and Guide] How to Toy with a Villain's Mental Companion

Mu Nancheng transmigrates into the protagonist of Interstellar Hegemony. The protagonist has it truly rough in the early chapters. His sworn brother, with whom he had faced life and death, betrays him at a crucial moment. Not only does he stab him in the back, he also seizes his power and takes his fiancee. Mu Nancheng has arrived at the point in the story when he and his “good brother,” the great villain, have endured hardships together and faced life and death side by side. For now, they are struggling to survive together on an uninhabited planet. Mu Nancheng discovers several strange things. The great villain is surprisingly a closet romantic. He is obsessed with perfume. Even when they can barely find enough to eat, he keeps himself smelling so fragrant that his scent carries for miles and intoxicates the senses. The great villain is also obsessed with fluffy animals. Mu Nancheng adopts two furry little creatures on the desolate planet. Every time he pets the two cuties, the man’s expression turns tense, his gaze strange and inscrutable. Worst of all, the great villain is a pervert who loves biting people for no reason. Many, many days later, on the day the great villain betrays him, Mu Nancheng cleverly fakes his death and slips away with his two beloved fluffballs. He resolves to take back his power and his woman. A cool, abstinent, secretly passionate top x a serious-faced troublemaking bottom 1. Sentinel and Guide setting. The little animals are the two characters’ spirit forms.