Pokémon: My System Is Forcing Me to Be a Villain

Introduction to the work "Hush, I save the world by doing reverse operations" Traveling through the Pokémon world, Zhou Wen was bound to a "villain performance system" with a unique style of painting. The mission requires him to commit evil publicly, but the punishment is a social death package - wearing women's clothing and dancing in the Pure Land, live broadcast on the entire network for 24 hours. When he met the scarred Riolu in an abandoned training garden but was judged by the system to have "A-level potential", a ridiculous plan was born: he would become the least villain-like villain in history. However, when Riolu evolved into Lucario in advance for him under the spotlight; When the stolen pocket money is anonymously exchanged for the life-saving medicine of the opponent elf; When the mission of "kidnapping a mythical beast" becomes a desperate rescue from a trap; When the entire league listed him as the most wanted criminal, the champion sent a secret message: "We need 'evils' like you"... Zhou Wencai discovered that what the system really wanted him to complete was an "ultimate villain performance" that would subvert the world. "They all say I'm a villain." Zhou Wen touched Lucario's head next to him and looked at the world in front of him that must be "destroyed" to be saved. "Then let me, the villain, be the final savior." This is a story about disguise, bondage and reverse redemption. In the deepest darkness, guard the brightest light. ---