I Accidentally Changed the Villain's Attributes

The Heavenly Shadow Sword Chronicles is a traditional Chinese single-player RPG. As soon as the first three chapters of the demo were released, players all gave it the same review: "Another tired old story about a party of heroes killing an evil dragon. Pass!"

One rainy night, unlucky Fei Jin clicked on the game and, even more unluckily, transmigrated into the body of one of its protagonists.

Fine, so they had to slay an evil dragon. His teammates might be a tsundere CEO type and a musclebound loli, making for a rather complicated lineup, but Fei Jin was happy to go along with it.

But could someone tell him why a future hero destined to save the world had an annoying little servant who wouldn't leave his side? The little servant was also incredibly attentive, calling him "Young Master" at every turn and taking care of all his daily needs, making the path to heroism almost too comfortable.

Fei Jin: "No, I'm supposed to be a hero, not a feudal landlord exploiting the lower classes!"

But the little servant was stubborn, and no matter how much Fei Jin tried to send him away, he wouldn't go. Well, there was no rule saying a hero couldn't bring a servant along while fighting monsters. But when the party had overcome countless hardships and reached the final chapter, Fei Jin stared at the empty cavern.

Where was the BOSS? Where was that huge BOSS? Where was the ruthless, irredeemably evil Mu Fuguang who was supposed to fight the party for three days and nights?!

According to the rumors, when the hero entered the palace with his sword in hand, the fearsome head of the Demon Sect stood alone in a red robe, gazing tenderly and obsessively at the hero who had come to kill him, smiling so innocently he seemed harmless, as if he had been waiting for this day for a long time.

Then he said, "Young Master, you finally came to take me home."

Brave hero, the dragon's treasure is yours for the taking. Come, and I'll give you all of it. Just take me with you, too.

*

A devoted attack who looks like a delicate flower but is dark and sinister inside x an optimistic, easygoing, gentle-to-his-man receiver

The hero saves the dragon; the attack plays the harmless fool for a long time

1v1

Picking up an old story again. I have no writing skills, and the style is old-fashioned, very old-fashioned.

Core message: Don't get addicted to games.