The Villain Doesn't Have Long to Live [Quick Transmigration]

Blurb:

Everyone hates the heartless, faithless villain, but he has a sincere heart too.

When he is dying, everyone starts to regret it.

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World One: The Brutal Villain

The tyrant is heartless, faithless, cruel, and volatile, yet he has deceived countless people with his exquisitely beautiful face.

The willful, reckless general is devoted to him, and even the aloof and self-important Imperial Preceptor is bewitched by him, poisoning the former emperor and clearing away every obstacle for his sake.

Even the male lead is fooled by him, willingly handing the chains that bind him over to that slender, pale hand.

But the villain turns on people without a second thought and casts them aside once he is done with them. One careless move, and he loses everything.

Overthrown, imprisoned, and poisoned, he is now wanted as a possession by all the men he once toyed with. They want to keep him under their control.

But only after fighting over him do they realize that he might really be dying.

None of them can keep him.

World Two: The Greedy Villain

The cult leader is uneducated and has nothing but a pretty face. He gained his formidable inner power through a miraculous dual cultivation technique.

Every single peerless prodigy from the upright sects, so noble and radiant, has been deceived by him.

Later, the eight major sects join forces to attack the Demon Cult. The cult leader is badly injured and captured by the righteous sects, but vanishes along the way as he is being escorted.

When he appears before the public again, he is pale and frail, shackled. Among the onlookers mocking him are countless people hiding hungry, possessive gazes.

[I refuse to believe that there’s any illness in this world that the cult leader’s dual cultivation technique can’t cure.]

There is one.

World Three: The Hateful Villain

The fake young master is frail from birth, yet acts with extreme arrogance and tyranny. But because he comes from a noble family, even the positions of his attendants are hotly contested. Then one day his identity is exposed, and he is thrown out of the family.

It is pouring that day. The fake young master walks through the rain, shivering and deathly pale. Luxury cars line both sides of the street he takes, more numerous than pigeons in a church, but not a single person offers help first. They are all waiting for him to bow his head and ask.

But the fake young master asks no one. He forces his feverish body onward and disappears at the end of the street.

When the male lead finally finds him, he sees the young master, who was born into a life of comfort and privilege, curled up in a dingy underground clinic, unable to afford even a single painkiller.

World Four: The Hollow Villain

The junior disciple is infatuated with his master, so he ruthlessly murders his three senior brothers. Just as he drugs his master and chains him up, preparing to force himself on him, all three senior brothers return, and his master, who should have been unconscious, has somehow already woken up.

The junior disciple is so vicious that even his beloved master is utterly disappointed in him. In the end, he is stripped of his Dao bones and cast out of the sect.

The master regrets it before long, but by then the junior disciple has lost all his cultivation and gone blind. He hides in a village of ordinary people, where even the village brats bully him.

Later, the cold and heartless Immortal Venerable turns the Three Realms upside down for him.

World Five: The Lazy Villain

He is an aloof top-tier star, notorious for bullying newcomers, but after offending powerful people, he is suddenly blacklisted.

Once he becomes the target of online hate, he can only hide in a lightless basement. His once-beautiful hands can no longer even hold a cup steady, while a newcomer becomes an overnight sensation.

P.S.:

1. The gong is split into fragments, but the male lead is the biggest fragment.

2. The story starts when the villain is dying. It’s already the second run-through, but the shou has no memories of the first.

3. All the small worlds have tragic endings, but the main storyline has a happy ending.

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