Why Can't I Bully the Villain?! [Quick Transmigration]

Adjust the protagonist's initial identity and emphasize that the straight, unyielding villain from Kongtong will stop at nothing.

Add a System and conquest missions

Qin Leran is an unambiguous villain in a male-oriented cultivation novel.

He is ambitious, heartless, and cold-blooded, yet blessed with such striking beauty that he easily attracts lecherous men.

He is a skilled actor and a master of deception, willing to stop at nothing to get his way.

He will step over anyone's corpse to win.

He gouges out his elder brother's sword bone, uses and abandons his closest friend, a Yin-Yang Dao Saintess who considers him her lifelong confidant, and steals the male lead's divine weapon while disguised in women's clothing.

Yet no matter how hard he tries, he still loses everything and dies, his path to immortality destroyed.

To get a chance at resurrection and turn the tables, Qin Leran takes the initiative and binds himself to a quick transmigration System.

He pulls out all the stops to complete all sorts of bizarre, unreasonable missions.

But the terrifying thing is, why does every small world contain characters who look exactly like his elder brother, former best friend, and the male lead from his original world?

They're impossibly difficult to deal with. To complete his missions, Qin Leran is forced to let them do as they please...

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World One:

Qin Leran is a conquest-targeting player with a favorability System. His objective is to reach 100% favorability on the romance routes for his elder brother, close friend, and the male lead.

Qin Leran grits his teeth in hatred, but still stays up all night devising a different conquest plan for each of the three.

After that:

He crawls into his stern elder brother's bed and boldly flirts with him, saying over and over,