He transmigrated to another world, only to discover that it was the game from his previous life, and that he was the villainous Boss destined to die in the future?
Rhodes says, whatever. He'll just keep his head down and stay alive.
As long as he doesn't antagonize the characters from the original story, he can simply live quietly as a marquis's son.
But soon, as one heroine after another appears before him, along with System missions demanding that he sacrifice them, Rhodes falls into deep thought.
Hmm... This damn System wants him dead.
Fine. Since you've come right to my doorstep, don't blame me for corrupting every last one of you.
The future pure-white Divine Sword Princess? I'll make you fall into a jet-black Demon Sword Princess!
The original Saintess of True Knowledge? I'll make you fall into becoming a witch!
Finally, when all the heroines have fallen to darkness and Rhodes thinks he's completely safe, four cleavers suddenly appear behind him...
There are only two words to describe it: tradition, but tradition has its advantages.
This book has a great concept. However, there seems to be a bit too much supplementary description of the characters' appearance, actions, and settings; it feels like it could be streamlined.
The male lead is ten years old, and the saintess is at least 14 years old, so how can you tell they're a couple? (Doge)
The cover was rejected by the censors; it's being resubmitted... Tsk, clearly nothing was showing except for her face.
Boring, I want to see rivers of blood.
Updates so fast!
The story is finished!
Is there no chapter 141?
The plot is good and doesn't drag on. But the sentences are really a bit wordy; it took me a long time to write down even a little bit of the story.
I don't know if it's because it hasn't been fully developed yet, but it's so pure and innocent right now.