The Villain Really Has No Hidden Agendas [Quick Transmigration]

Ming He was chosen by the System to play a villain in a brainless power fantasy. His mission was to give a flat character a complex, three-dimensional portrayal, thereby rebuilding the world’s logic and helping the world level up. “This is way too nasty,” Ming He thought as he read the plot. “Good thing I’m great at playing the bad guy.” World One: A mecha-upgrade power fantasy set at an interstellar military academy [Complete] He was a vicious military academy instructor, jealous of the male lead’s talent. In the story, he targeted and framed the protagonist, only to suffer the consequences: dismissed by the academy, addicted to drugs, bankrupt, and dead by suicide. Ming He followed the plot step by step. At the end of the story, the male lead found him staying at a shabby little inn. Ming He calmly recited his lines, but the male lead stared, transfixed, at the tiny mole on the bridge of his nose and murmured, “I don’t mind. You can treat me like him.” World Two: An urban business-warfare power fantasy about a domineering male lead [Complete] He was a loyal dog serving a powerful man, and he made life difficult for the male lead at every turn. In the end, the male lead brought down his patron and ordered him to kneel and lick his shoes. In the strange, tense love-triangle showdown, Ming He had only just begun to bend his knees when the male lead wrapped his arms tightly around his waist and back, tears soaking into the hollow of his neck. Ming He heard him grit out, “Do you love him that much? Is that why you’re willing to humiliate yourself like this?” World Three: A battle between a hypocritical celebrity and an evil god [Complete] World Four: A cannon-fodder character in a danmei aristocratic academy story, brought in at the last minute to put out a fire [Ongoing] Content warnings: Updates whenever the author feels like it. *Only the third world has a one-on-one happy ending. The other worlds are dark, melodramatic, tragic stories. This is self-indulgent toilet reading, not recommended for anyone with high moral standards or refined taste. *A beautiful, cool, indifferent widower of a love interest, deeply in love with his husband, who is already dead. * [Important] Assume all characters in this story are impure, impure, impure, impure. Theme: Xiao Ming wants to be a dedicated villain