Ji Tingsu is handsome and gentle, the kind of approachable boy-next-door older brother.
But in truth, Ji Tingsu is extreme and vicious, a born villain.
His malice attracted a transmigration-into-a-book System, which gave him a role that suited him perfectly: the main villain in an interstellar novel.
Ji Tingsu looks over the villain's script in his hands. The tasks seem to involve causing trouble for the protagonist's team, but in reality, they're just suicide missions for cannon fodder, serving up experience points.
You call this a villain?
Then he'll show the System what a real villain looks like.
Ji Tingsu gives the protagonist's team no chance to grow, blowing up their experience-point opportunities one by one.
He blows up the space pirate squad before they can get there, leaving the protagonist's team without their startup funds.
He blows up the cave in the contaminated zone ahead of time, depriving the protagonist's team of mech materials.
He takes the SSS-grade mech necklace the marshal gave the protagonist's team ahead of time... Wait, he read the wrong script. That's an experience-point opportunity from the late game.
Ji Tingsu, who's already taken off half his clothes and plans to seduce the marshal so he can steal the item: Fuck!
No wonder the marshal was so difficult to deal with. Nothing he tried, from trickery to outright cheating, could get him that mech necklace. Turns out he's a late-game boss.
Marshal Mu Yechi suddenly returns. Ji Tingsu thinks the upright marshal won't do anything to him, but he misjudges the situation and ends up pinned to the bed, worked over until he can barely stand.
When he finally escapes in a sorry state, Ji Tingsu's legs are still aching.
Then his path as a villain hits another obstacle.
He tries to steal the protagonist's team's mech engineer manual ahead of time... Mu Yechi catches his wrist halfway through and takes him away.
A day and a night later, Ji Tingsu wakes up in Mu Yechi's bedroom with a hoarse voice. On the bedside table sits a stack of original notes by the founding master of mech engineering, even more advanced than the manual.
Ji Tingsu: ...He just didn't want the protagonist's team to learn it. That doesn't mean he wants to learn any of this himself.
While the protagonist's team is still weak, he joins them in the same competition, planning to take first place from them... But when he arrives at the venue, he finds his name has been changed on the registration form and he's now a judge. The judge beside him is Marshal Mu Yechi.
During the intermission, the marshal lures him into the lounge. When he comes back out, his eyes are red. Mu Yechi leans close to his ear and says,
"You like mech competitions? I'll take you to a high-level match later."
"You don't have to fight. Just stick with me and coast to victory."
Ji Tingsu doesn't understand why Mu Yechi always catches him, even though he's so careful.
Until he discovers that the protagonist's team is a squad Mu Yechi has secretly trained, and that Mu Yechi tells him the plan before every operation.
Ji Tingsu: Okay, fine.
He could just get the job done directly.
Does he really have to go through all these steps and watch Ji Tingsu hide and fret? Is that fun for him or something!?
[The receiver may be a villain, but the giver is clearly no good either]
[One-on-one, both virgins. The receiver has never done anything like seduction before; this time it's required by the plot.]
Theme: Building harmonious relationships
