The Beautiful, Powerful, and Tragic Villain Is My Own Younger Brother

Jiang Shanshan has a younger brother who looks innocent and harmless, but can take a life without so much as blinking. As the biggest villain in the middle and later parts of the story, he not only dispatches his enemies without a second thought, but gets so ruthless he even chops down the emperor.

To keep her younger brother from meeting a terrible end, Jiang Shanshan has no choice but to try to set him straight and make him into a decent person.

Just as she’s about to succeed, she realizes that at some point, it wasn’t only her brother who changed. The people around her have started acting strangely, too.

Case 1: A prince, long plagued by illness, slaughters his way through the entire dynasty.

Case 2: A seemingly frail young master who can’t even truss a chicken spends every day thinking about whom to cut down.

The younger brother she thought she’d set straight: A good person? What’s that?

Jiang Shanshan: So I was the only naive one all along!

In short: Being a good person is out of the question. I’ll never be one in this lifetime!