As a vampire, one of the game's villainous races, Leo has his own way of surviving. He's handsome, terrifyingly strong, and stylishly designed. He already has everything he needs to run amok across the continent, yet he still longs to improve.
In secret, he consults the game System, wanting to know how he can become even more popular and establish himself as an invincible villain at the top of every player's list.
The System thinks it over carefully and says: You still need a deeply moving love story.
Leo has an epiphany. He immediately claims there's a long-dead white moonlight in his heart, and that all these years he's never let go of his feelings for him. Every evil deed he has done was to fulfill his white moonlight's dying wish. From then on, everyone is moved by his backstory. Countless players rush to join the vampire faction just to get a better look at him, and they don't complain even when he exploits their labor day and night. Sure enough, villains who love deeply have the best luck.
With this mask, Leo thrives, smoothly rising to the rank of prince and gaining the most luxurious castle and the most seamless lift insoles. Every night, as he looks down upon the world from on high, the silver-haired, red-eyed vampire can't help feeling secretly delighted with his own wickedness.
Until one day, the living, breathing white moonlight stands before him, bearing all the physical traits he'd made up, along with a huge accusation.
Leo: "...Who are you?"
Player forum:
"I have a hundred reasons to support Gregorio Mijingye becoming this game's most popular villain."
1. He's so handsome he breaks the resolution.
2. He politely says thank you before killing you.
3. He preserves the game's difficulty.
4. Everyone gets a chance to run for his blood slave.
5. His castle instance is a universally acclaimed five-A-rated tourist attraction, and the special tomato juice they sell there is delicious.
6. You lose coins when you enter his instance, but he's really a good boss.
100. I'll always love Your Highness the Prince!
101. Oh, right, he's also devoted to his lover. His lover... looks pretty human, too.
A no-brains, feel-good story about a beloved shou. The gong is the shou's obsessive fan.
Theme: Even villains want to work hard and live their lives
