Qin Xiayu transmigrates and becomes the strongest prodigy of the younger generation in the Xuantian Sect, the mightiest sect in the Great Yan Empire. He practices qi at three, establishes his foundation at five, forms his core at ten, and reaches the peak of the Golden Core realm at eighteen!
But he can’t be happy about it, because this is the classic villain template: a super disposable character destined not to survive three chapters.
Just as he is growing increasingly anxious, he activates the Villain Investment Rebate System. By investing in the protagonist, he earns massive returns, and so Qin Xiayu begins a cultivation journey with an utterly bizarre style.
Protagonist No. 1, jilted after a broken engagement: “I’d rather betray the world than betray my big brother Qin Xiayu!”
Protagonist No. 2, an empress reborn: “I seek not immortality, only to wait in the mortal world for Brother Yu to return.”
Protagonist No. 3, whose Supreme Bone was stolen: “My path was invincible, but Brother Yu helped me get my Supreme Bone back! From now on, my fate is mine to command, not heaven’s!”
Qin Xiayu: “Hold on, hold on! I was hoping to rely on all of you, so why are you all calling me big brother?”
