No Coveting the Villainous Foil

As the most valued young disciple of the Imperial Preceptor, Bai Jue has had everything go his way since childhood. He is deeply respected, and even the emperor gives him considerable deference.

At eighteen, Bai Jue learns that he is actually the villainous foil in an angsty romance novel, and that the protagonist is the Sixth Prince, who has been at odds with him since childhood.

In the book, the protagonist is kindhearted and gentle to everyone. Even when facing captives, he greets them with a smile. He falls in love with the emperor of an enemy kingdom and still gets his happily-ever-after.

Meanwhile, relying on his status as the next Imperial Preceptor, Bai Jue is arrogant, overbearing, and ruthless. After the palace falls, he becomes a prisoner at his captors’ mercy and is handed over to the book’s greatest villain, suffering torment day and night.

When Bai Jue receives the plot, he is in the middle of dealing with the Ninth Prince, who offended him. The other man is none other than the dark, obsessive villain who stays in disguise until the very end of the book.

At that moment, the newly bound System lays out eighteen survival plans.

Looking at the great villain pinned to the ground, murder in his eyes, Bai Jue gives a soft laugh and slowly steps on his wound.

Why bother trying to survive?

Isn’t it better to rule the world?

A beautiful, ruthless, wicked bottom × a dark, obsessive, unhinged villainous top

Theme: All things have a spirit.