I Fight the Villain for the Blame [Book Transmigration]

Qi Huai transmigrates into a novel as a disposable character, specifically the little emperor who is about to be left for dead in the wilderness.

The poisoned wine is right in front of him...

Is he screwed?!

Before he can even accept reality, he gets bound to a Disposable Character Comeback System.

He has to compete with the all-powerful governor for the role of villain. He'll take the villain's path and leave the villain with nowhere to go.

The villain has done every evil deed in the book?

No problem! He'll be even worse.

When an uprising breaks out under the pretext of purging traitors from the imperial court and restoring the emperor's authority, it is put down. The governor doesn't even have to say a word before Qi Huai orders the rebels' entire families executed.

Everyone is calling for the villain's head?

No problem! He'll claim responsibility for everything the villain has done.

When someone submits a memorial accusing the governor of acting with brutal cruelty, Qi Huai immediately puts on a stern face and says it was all his own orders.

After taking the blame for one thing after another, Qi Huai is full of confidence. "Perfect! As long as I keep taking the fall, I can win without lifting a finger!"

Until one day, Qi Huai realizes that something is very wrong...

Wait! Why is the villain in his imperial bed?!

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Xie Jingci has been reborn. He is back in the days before he seized power, when everyone cursed him.

In his previous life, he crawled out of a pile of corpses and climbed to the pinnacle of power, taking revenge on everyone who had ever humiliated him. His only regret was that he hadn't been able to personally torment the little emperor who had manipulated him and sent him to his death.

He thought the little emperor would once again push him into the line of fire in this life. But when everyone accused him, the little emperor actually stepped in front of him to protect him.

"I did all of it. If you've got the nerve, come accuse me!"

For the first time, Xie Jingci felt what it was like to be protected.

He thought he finally understood why he had been reborn.

Reading guide: A salvation story with the gong as the pursuer, mutual unrequited love or mutual pursuit, both leads are each other's first and only.

The shou had no love for the scum in his past life.

P.S. The character portraits are from Bishui, with non-exclusive permission.

(Blurb revised January 7, 2022. Screenshot saved.)

Theme: As Buddha said, if I don't go to hell, who will?