One day, Lin Ran transmigrated into the world of a game called The God of Chess, becoming a villain. But that wasn't important. What mattered was that he could finally see his one-and-only, the evil god he adored, with his own eyes.
To make that happen, Lin Ran did everything he could to help the heroines. All he had to do was wait for them to defeat the true final boss in their tenth playthrough, and then he could unlock his beloved's route in the eleventh.
At long last, his efforts paid off. Lin Ran reached the eleventh playthrough and met the beloved he'd been longing for. But just as he was about to complete the ritual, those heroines came charging in, shouting about friendship and bonds and all that nonsense.
And so Lin Ran was rewarded with a twelfth playthrough. Though, for some reason, this time he'd become his beloved, it didn't stop him from continuing to pursue her. But why were the heroines in this playthrough all saying, "I'll definitely save you," and sticking by Lin Ran's side?
Seriously, can you stop interrupting me while I'm trying to pursue my evil god beloved?
