How to Become the Top Villain

[Main story complete, bonus chapters updating]

As a hugely popular anime, Bonebreaker ended its first season perfectly. At the fans' fervent insistence, the second season was rushed into production.

At the very start, a never-before-seen character appeared at the door amid a raging storm. Calm and unruffled, he drew a sword from among the dead flowers in the courtyard.

White hair, black clothes, silver-red earrings, and eyes like stars and moonlight fallen into a frigid pool. He was breathtakingly beautiful.

He seemed to know the protagonist extremely well, as if the protagonist were someone of immense importance to him. Yet when the protagonist was in danger, he watched with cold indifference, as though making some deliberate assessment.

Cold and ruthless, mercurial, unfathomably powerful... More and more morally ambiguous labels were pinned on the new character, leaving fans divided.

The protagonist's fans couldn't understand why he acted that way. Then, halfway through the second season, clues planted long ago began to bear fruit, and the new character's past gradually unfolded

[Waaah, he's beautiful, he's powerful, and now he's tragic too. We've got the whole beautiful-and-powerful-but-tragic package www]

[I'm sorry, I shouldn't have cursed him before. How did our Xiao Ci end up so miserable TAT]

[So many... knives... [Barely clinging to life.JPG]]

Chu, whose acting skills grew more refined by the day, the villainous Big Boss, Ci, was bewildered: "Huh? I'm beautiful, powerful, and tragic?"

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A college student who died of anaphylactic shock, Chu Ci made a contract with the System so he could come back to life on the spot. He traveled to anime worlds to play the role of the villainous boss.

To maintain the villainous boss's style, he studied diligently and earnestly. Centering his research on the question, "What qualities should a competent villainous boss have?" he filled a thick stack of notebooks.

First, determine the type of villain. Second, define the villain's personality. Third, develop the villain's defining traits. Fourth, arrange the villain's backstory... And on top of all that, it would be best to add a few fashionable elements.

Chu Ci looked at his black-haired reflection in the mirror and tilted his head.

For example... how about starting with white hair?

Theme: No matter what adversity you face, never give up on yourself.