I Told You Not to Call Me a Villain!

Lu Ming traveled to a world after a catastrophe, where disasters were rampant, and lives would be lost if not careful. Human beings in this world have built twenty-four shelters so that all people can live in the shelters. In this case, Lu Ming targeted administrative and civilian personnel who did not need to go out to work and could receive high salaries without working overtime. As long as he could go ashore, he could live a retired life of lying down every day. But contrary to expectations, the villain system suddenly awakened and asked him to become a villain! The villain is not a bad dog! With this idea in mind, he chose to fight against the civilian staff. But there seems to be something wrong with your evaluation? A certain 007 employee who doesn't get overtime pay: I admit that he is the villain with the most bottom line, woo woo woo. A certain daughter who wishes to remain anonymous: I admit that he is the most shameless villain. A villain who kills without blinking an eye: I admit that I am not his opponent... ... Lu Ming was a little broken. Why do people always say that he is a villain?