The Perfect Villain [Quick Transmigration]

[Pinned manually] Chapters 188-228 have all been completely rewritten. To everyone who bought the earlier version, don't worry, the word count is about the same. All extra chapters are free (that's important!!). They'll be posted after the main story is complete. See my column for details, mwah~ Thank you to all my dear readers for being with me all this time. I'm sorry it took me so long, and that I couldn't do a better job. Wishing everyone good health and happiness, and may all your illnesses and pain disappear~ ----Synopsis---- A villain is a necessary presence in every story, opposed to the protagonists, serving either as a foil, a driving force, or a stepping stone. The Tower of Worlds, a secret prison holding the most heinous criminals alive. Zeming, sentenced to 30,000 years, received an invitation. [System Z has sent you an invitation] [You have received the role of a villain whose face has been disfigured and whose mind has been twisted. Please choose] [A. Gradually clear the original character's name and turn over a new leaf] [B. Continue causing trouble as the original story dictates] [C. Choose to live out your life in peace] Zeming lowered his pen, which had been composing a symphony, and gazed through the bars with a pair of smiling eyes. "I choose D." "To become a perfect villain who, even if he falls in defeat at the end of the story, will remain unforgettable to his opponent, who will never believe they have truly won." "People often think I'm mad, and I don't care. Yet one question has lingered in my mind for a long time: Is madness, after all, the highest manifestation of human intelligence?" -- Edgar Allan Poe Omnipotent villain bottom x utterly serious System top [World 1: Red Balloon Rose Manor] (Complete) The rise and fall of a lowly bastard [World 2: Guns, Candy, and an Interstellar Beauty] (Complete) The rebellious omega's god-making [World 3: False God, True God, Feast of Destruction] (Complete) The mute jester's games [World 4: The Merman's Last Song in the White Tower of the Apocalypse] (Complete) The mad doctor's counterattack [World 5: Hunter, Prey, and a Bloody Dance] (Complete) The runaway sacrifice's confession [World 6: Zion] (Complete) The treacherous pawn's solo [World 7: Zilch] (In progress) The fallen star's last words [*I'll write a little more, and you can take a closer look, so you can avoid any landmines.*] 1. The protagonist is unconventional, and it's hard to tell whether he's good or bad. He loves stirring up trouble, and doesn't pair up with anyone or fall for anyone early on (he might have feelings for the protagonist top, but he definitely won't show them). 2. The top is a System, but not entirely a System. (I've told you everything, but somehow it feels like I've said nothing QWQ.) 3. The story is a slow burn at first, and the romance between the top and bottom is even slower, Orz. Since it's a slow burn, I recommend buying one chapter at a time so you can cut your losses if needed. Don't waste your money. [I'll say it again: because my writing ability is limited, each arc is rather long, so I strongly recommend buying as you read!] 4. [Important content warning] The protagonist is irresistible to everyone, but isn't extraordinarily beautiful (that's important). In the different worlds, he's either disfigured, on his way to being disfigured, or has no face at all. There's no sudden 200% increase in looks. [His original face is also plain.] (The author's vocabulary is limited. I really can't write this sort of thing.) Theme: Wherever there is sunlight, there will be shadows, and wherever there are shadows, there must also be sunlight. The darker the despair, the more dazzling the light of hope that shines within it.