Reborn as the Villain, I Fled in the Middle of the Night

Lin Changge transmigrated to a fantasy world, where he became the young master of a long-lived clan and gained the destiny of a villain. As long as he suppressed the Chosen One, he would reap rewards.

But Lin Changge’s first response wasn’t to take on System missions. He simply fled in the middle of the night.

Because before this, he had already been reborn three times.

In his first life, he didn’t hesitate to summon the clan’s ancestor and try to eliminate the Chosen One, determined to do things the unconventional way.

But he failed.

The protagonist didn’t die. Instead, Lin Changge became a disposable extra, and the long-lived clan behind him became a thing of the past.

In his second life, having learned his lesson, he thought: If this world’s protagonist doesn’t play by the rules, why not just stay out of his way?

But he failed again.

For some inexplicable reason, he was branded with a death wish, dragged out of his own home by the protagonist, and beaten until he was a bloody mess. Even his ashes were scattered.

In his third life, he realized there was no point in running. Determined not to die, Lin Changge worked hard, using his memories from his previous lives to steal the protagonist’s opportunities.

No matter how unreasonable you are, you can’t grow stronger without resources, right?

But then something absurd happened again.

He snatched a Saint-tier cultivation technique, and in the blink of an eye, the Heavenly Dao gave the protagonist an Emperor-tier technique instead.

He stole a Saint-tier weapon, and the protagonist got an Emperor weapon in its place. Whatever Lin Changge took, the protagonist got something even better in return, one whole tier above the original.

If he lay flat, he could live another hundred or two years. If he worked hard, he’d get killed in less than a hundred.

The harder he tried, the sooner he got killed.

Now he’s on his fourth life...

If he doesn’t run, is he just waiting to die?

But to Lin Changge’s utter surprise, even though he’d run away, things still started going wrong...