I Just Want Them to Turn Evil

Anyone who's had a Saintess for a wife knows that when they worship the gods, suffer utter despair, and turn into witches, they gain the power to slay gods.

And that's the only way to clear the game “The Bard's Ballad” and defeat the Demon God.

So after transmigrating, Noah decides to play the villain and make every Saintess fall into darkness!

Step one: care for them in every way, treat them with warmth and sincerity, love them, and let them experience the sweetness of romance and the beauty of the world.

Step two: secretly become the leader of the villains.

Step three: let their followers put him on the stake right in front of them.

When their faith kills the person they love most, despair takes root, and a dark witch is born!

Only, this perfect plan goes just a tiny bit awry.

“I deserve the most credit for killing the Demon God, so Master's head is mine. I'll make it into a necklace and wear it around my neck, so we'll never be apart again~”

“Fine, then I want one of his arms to cuddle while I sleep.”

“Brother Noah's soul is mine. I'll trap it in a doll so it can keep me company through eternity...”

???

Watching the witches close in around him, Noah suddenly realizes something is very wrong.

But it's too late.

Great, the final boss has been defeated.

Now comes the hard part: figuring out what to do with witches even more terrifying than the final boss.

Also known as: “How Yanderes Are Made,” “The Bloody Love Triangle of the Obsessive Girls,” and “I Told You to Make the Saintesses Go Dark, So Why Did You Raise a Whole Bunch of Bosses? (One Wasn't Enough, You Had to Raise a Whole Bunch?)”