After Transmigrating into a Villainous Master's Role, I Became Everyone's Favorite

After transmigrating, Xie Yuzhi becomes a gentlemanly figure. Not only is he on the verge of completing the Great Ascension stage, and renowned far and wide, he has also adopted the orphans of his former sworn enemies and taught them everything he knows.

But only Xie Yuzhi, who knows how the book's story unfolds, understands that "he" is actually a heinous villain.

Thinking about his ending, Xie Yuzhi feels awful and just wants to find somewhere to enjoy his golden years in peace. Yet the original plot won't let him do anything out of character. Xie Yuzhi stares speechlessly at the sky, with no choice but to hurry through the plot and get himself written out.

But when he sees three soft, cuddly little dumplings rushing toward him, their faces as white as jade, Xie Yuzhi's heart melts. Aww!

He acts cold toward them, but inside he's screaming: My good little ones, eat some more meat! Your master has plenty here!

What bad intentions could these little dumplings have? They're just too adorable!

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Chu Linfeng is reborn, and the first thing he wants to do is kill this hypocritical, beast-hearted master.

Just as he is about to strike, a bamboo-slip-like speech bubble pops up over Xie Yuzhi's head.

Chu Linfeng reins in his killing intent and steps back. ?

From then on, Chu Linfeng has a new secret: he can see what his master is thinking.

At an academic exchange between sects, Chu Linfeng finds the chance to finish him off, but suddenly sees this written on the bamboo slip above Xie Yuzhi's head: [My good little ones are so clever and beautiful, each one prettier than the last. I should buy them lots of gorgeous clothes and dress them up to dazzle every sect! Hahahaha!]

Chu Linfeng: ...

On a sect expedition down the mountain, Chu Linfeng finds the chance to finish him off, but again sees words on the bamboo slip above Xie Yuzhi's head: [Fasting, fasting, why fast? My good little ones are losing weight! I should feed them lots and lots of meat, so they grow plump and rosy-cheeked. That's the cutest!]

Chu Linfeng: ...

At the swordsmanship tournament, Chu Linfeng finds the chance to finish him off, and once again sees words on the bamboo slip: [These treasures are really nice. If only my precious disciples could use them! I need to figure out how to earn more pocket money to cover their daily expenses. Raising little ones means spending as much as possible to give them the best life!]

And so, Xie Yuzhi actually starts trying to get rich.

Chu Linfeng: ?

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To follow the plot, Xie Yuzhi diligently plays the role of a villainous master.

It is only when his grown disciples each start acting outrageously toward him that Xie Yuzhi realizes something is wrong.

Wasn't the ending supposed to be that the disciples band together to kill him?

This doesn't seem right!

Reader's guide: One-on-one ending. Chu Linfeng is the top. Raising the little ones in the first half, then a love rivalry in the second half.

Theme: No matter what adversity you face, meet it with a positive attitude and keep moving toward the light.