Max-Level Villain: What If There’s No Moral Blackmail?

A new career after graduating in civil engineering. Lu Xun became a guide in the world of web novels, playing the villain and serving as a moral benchmark for the dim-witted male and female leads, who never paid him back, all to help them grow. The good news: there are no restrictions. He just has to make sure the leads grow. When the heroine gets stronger, he receives ten thousandfold rewards that he can take back to his original world. Family problems interfering with your studies? Your father gambles? I'll have him locked up! Your mother is gravely ill? I'll bury her! Your younger brother needs a job? How about a job with room and board included! Watching the heroine sob as she complains, he feels like something is off. I'm the villain. What more do you expect from me! Your life is already back on track. A divine doctor from the mountains wants to get close to the heroine? I'll make him a DIY “Get Yourself Killed” System. He got seriously injured? Just tell me, did he get rich or not? The Dragon King smashed up my company? I'll file a lawsuit and send Lawyer Zhang to provide legal aid. The worldline keeps running in a bizarre way. The plot, too, is going in an increasingly absurd direction. Most importantly, why has the heroine's character gone off the rails? Why are you chasing after me, the villain? Please behave yourself. I just want to stick to the plot.