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Across countless bizarre and fantastical worlds, some people are born evil, while others become monsters. To them, the word “redemption” is a joke, and sincerity is utterly useless.
Yet some villains are central figures in their worlds. If they are allowed to do whatever they want, their worlds will collapse completely.
The Villain Reform System’s motto is: Fight evil with evil, violence with violence. Reform the antagonists. It’s everyone’s responsibility!
You may be black-hearted, but there’s always someone worse. Villains have a way of meeting their match.
World 1: I’m Here to Keep You in Check
Reborn top vs. rogue bottom
“If you dare steal what’s mine, you’ll have to repay me with yourself.”
World 2: Let’s See Who’s Crazier
Transmigrate into a book and fake his death top vs. yandere minister bottom
“Turn back from the sea of suffering, only to find another sea of suffering.”
World 3: After the Tool Character Awakens
Family doctor top vs. special assistant bottom
“Is that a domineering CEO romance? That’s the blood and tears of exploited workers!!!”
World 4: This Child Bridegroom Is a Little Strange
Righteous-path menace vs. proud, heaven-defying demonic cultivator
World 5: Pinching Pennies Leads to a Big Loss
Greedy, money-grubbing charlatan top vs. stingy, penny-pinching hoodlum bottom
“Bad children get taken away and punished by the gods, you know.”
World 6: One Secret Identity After Another
Vampire alpha on the run vs. zombie alpha infiltrating the ranks of the ability users
More to be decided
1. Top-focused anthology. The protagonists are different in each world. Their social circles may overlap, but they won’t make guest appearances in one another’s stories. For warnings on each world, see the author’s note in Chapter 1. The world order may differ from the one listed here.
2. Everyone is a villain being reformed into a good person. Other than never crossing the line, nothing is guaranteed. I’m letting loose, and my tastes are unrestricted. If you don’t like it after sampling, just click the X.
3. Coming soon. The more people add it to their reading lists, the sooner I’ll start posting!
4. The phrase “turn back from the sea of suffering” in the blurb for World 2 originally comes from The Embroidered Purse.
Theme: Keep light in your heart and be a good person
