The Sickly Villain Fakes His Death and Fails [Quick Transmigration]

As the saying goes, how can you see a rainbow without weathering a storm? The same goes for all male leads.

Unfortunately, Liu Jiao is that storm.

Murdering people, stealing their treasures, snatching tickets and girls: Liu Jiao did everything he was supposed to and wasn’t supposed to do, all at the System’s command.

“Why is my body always so delicate and frail?” Liu Jiao complained to the System, pinching his somewhat pale cheek. “Who would believe a body like this could compete with the male lead for a girl?”

With arms and legs this skinny, it’d be more believable if the girl had her way with him.

After joining the job, Liu Jiao gradually got the hang of things once the System assured him that completing his missions would let him leave automatically. He took a big step toward becoming a proper villain!

Betraying the protagonist after using him, mocking and targeting the male lead after he ended up on the streets, abandoning him at a crucial moment to join the opposing side...

Watching the male leads stare at him in disbelief, Liu Jiao felt guilty. While the System voiced its disapproval, he secretly left clues for them so help would arrive sooner.

“According to previous staff records, what you’re doing may well lead to strange consequences.” The System’s mechanical voice held a hint of helplessness.

Liu Jiao closed his eyes and prepared to fake his death. He spoke softly: “But what if? We can’t let the male lead die, can we?”

What he didn’t expect was that, as the small worlds gradually fell apart, he would open his eyes and find himself back at the place where he had faked his death, instead of returning to the real world.

Could this be the punishment for going against the System???

Facing the male leads, who had long since grown into powerful figures, Liu Jiao stammered:

“Would you believe me if I said I didn’t do it on purpose back then?”

The male leads:

“Oh? Then would you believe me if I said this chain was just a gift for you?”

“You’ve told too many lies with that mouth of yours. I don’t want to hear any more. It’s fine if you don’t love me, as long as you don’t leave again. I can let the past go.”

Wait, Liu Jiao still didn’t understand what was going on. When did you all fall for me???

How did this go straight from a typical power-fantasy story to a harem romance?!

Reader's Guide:

1. One-on-one, both leads are each other's first. The love interest is a darkened, split version of the male lead, and the protagonist is a delicate, sickly beauty.

2. A melodramatic story written to satisfy the author’s cravings. There may be logical flaws, so please be kind.

3. The small worlds vary between sweet and angsty. Any bad ending will be announced in advance.

4. There may be an angst-filled reconciliation arc, but it shouldn’t be too painful. The author can’t handle too much angst either.

5. The story is entirely fictional, with no real-life models.

6. The cover is a premade template purchased from a designer, not a commissioned work.

7. More details may be added...

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