Villain Conquest

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Wen Zhichu had been a timid, fearful person ever since childhood. The bravest thing he ever did was save two elementary school students who ran into the street against a red light. He was brave for once, and it cost him his life.

When he woke up again, he found that he had transmigrated into a book as a minor villain who kept dancing along the edge of a deadly trap. His ending was to be thrown out onto the sidewalk and left homeless after offending the protagonist.

Ever since he was little, his mother had told him he was delicate,

so he couldn’t sleep on the street.

Wen Zhichu: !

Just as Wen Zhichu was planning to keep out of the plot and be a nobody in this world, he accidentally became bound to a Villain System. If he didn’t follow the original plot and cause trouble for the protagonist, the System would deduct his money, and he’d end up sleeping on the street even earlier than in the book.

Wen Zhichu: :)

Forced onto the path of villainy, Wen Zhichu trembled every time he saw the protagonist’s muscular build.

One punch from him could probably kill two Wen Zhichus.

Villain mission: Ruin the protagonist’s lunch.

Wen Zhichu glanced at the protagonist sitting nearby, swallowed, then sprinkled a handful of rainbow candy over his food and bolted.

Qin Jiashu: ...

Villain mission: Ruin the protagonist’s main romance.

Wen Zhichu went to the protagonist’s locker and stuffed the mountain of love letters inside into his own bag, leaving behind just one letter written in a handwriting he forged to look like that of a potential love interest.

Qin Jiashu, who had just come back from playing basketball and caught him in the act: ...

Villain mission: Damage the protagonist’s belongings.

Holding a needle, Wen Zhichu tiptoed over to the school bike shed, planning to puncture the protagonist’s tire.

But this time, Wen Zhichu, who usually managed to cover every detail but had somehow missed something, was caught red-handed by the protagonist.

Wen Zhichu hurriedly hid the needle behind his back.

Even two of him wouldn’t stand a chance against the other guy.

The protagonist raised a hand, and Wen Zhichu instinctively covered his head.

Qin Jiashu patted the front of the bike. “Get on. I’ll give you a ride.”

Wen Zhichu: ???

Qin Jiashu’s friends all knew that the gloomy, antisocial pest from the class next door came around to cause trouble every now and then.

One time, Qin Jiashu was buying a sports drink at the supermarket, and, sure enough, the pest showed up too. As expected, he snatched the drink Qin Jiashu wanted right out from under his nose and took a sip in front of him.

Qin Jiashu stopped him. Just as everyone thought he was about to teach the pest a lesson, Qin Jiashu took the half-finished bottle from Wen Zhichu and drank from it himself.

!!!

Qin Jiashu: Sorry, I was already into him.

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Zhou Yun and Ying Yuze both got into No. 1 High School as top scorers in the middle school entrance exam, yet they were sworn enemies who couldn’t stand each other.

The difference was that Ying Yuze, the Northern City’s Xu Gongzi, was tall and long-legged, with a strikingly handsome presence. He had countless admirers and was never short of people pursuing him.

Zhou Yun, on the other hand, was cool and aloof.

Looking at the desk piled high with love letters, one of his underlings tried to flatter him, taking the opportunity to put Zhou Yun down. “You’re on another level, Brother Ying. That Zhou Yun kid always has a face like a corpse. He obviously wouldn’t know how to treat someone right. Forget dating, I bet he’s never even gotten a love letter.”

Ying Yuze glanced at the slender figure up ahead, the corners of his mouth curling into a wicked smile. “Him? Even a dog wouldn’t date him.”

That night, Ying Yuze turned into a dog in Zhou Yun’s home,

a big-bottomed corgi.

Ying Yuze: ???

During the first semester of high school, Ying Yuze was intensely curious about Zhou Yun. But every time he tried to arrange a chance encounter or strike up a conversation, Zhou Yun gave him the cold shoulder.

Zhou Yun would be patiently explaining a problem to someone one second, then his face would sour the instant he saw Ying Yuze. Before long, Ying Yuze stopped being nice to him, too.

Now transformed into a dog, Ying Yuze was held in someone’s arms as they looked at his pictures on Zhou Yun’s phone.

Zhou Yun gave him an affectionate look. “Dazhuang, look how handsome your dad is.”

Ying Yuze raised his dog’s head and looked at the photo, then at Zhou Yun.

Well, I’ll be.

This guy has two completely different sides!

Later, when one of his underlings saw Zhou Yun’s grades surpass Ying Yuze’s, he said, “So what if he’s good at studying? Zhou Yun wouldn’t even date a dog.”

Ying Yuze scowled. “Who are you calling a dog?”

Zhou Yun: I’ll only date a dog.

Ying Yuze: Even if I’m a dog, I’ll still be the most handsome one!

Theme: Learning changes your fate, and knowledge changes your life.