They Look Down on Me for Suppressing the Demon Caves, So Why Am I Crying as the Villain?

He transmigrates into a composite world of fantasy novels, becoming a villain who has guarded a demon lair for decades. Despite his outstanding battle record, the sects look down on him and despise him.

They call me a villain for guarding the demon lair. If I don't act like one, won't all those misunderstandings have been for nothing?

Ding! The Strongest Villain System is online!

After Chu Junge stops guarding the demon lair, the sons of fortune panic and the sects are dumbfounded.

Fake villain: cold-blooded and merciless, hated by everyone.

Real villain: cold-blooded and merciless, yet praised by the world. He walks the protagonist's path, leaving the protagonist nowhere to go.

The mortal-style son of fortune watches himself get framed and denounced by everyone, his eyes bulging with rage.

The comeback-style son of fortune watches himself hit a wall at every turn, unable to make a comeback, and breaks down sobbing.

The broken-engagement-style son of fortune watches his golden finger get stolen, his allies turn against him, and himself get treated like a tool. His mentality crumbles.

The dark-style son of fortune watches someone else walk his path while he takes the blame, and burns with fury.

Fight the demon lair! Fight the ancient clans! Fight the prodigies! Fight the myriad races! Fight the demon race! Fight Heaven! Fight Earth! Fight gods and demons!

Destiny? I am the villain, so I am destiny!

I will show the Heavenly Dao who is truly the one and only master of destiny!

Fortuitous opportunities throughout the heavens? Mine! The fortune of the myriad races? I'll devour it! All those protagonists? I'll crush them! If I cannot become an emperor, I'll kill until no one in the world dares call themselves a Great Emperor!

The protagonists clutch their heads and weep: “Those are all my lines, all of them! He's clearly the villain, so how did we end up becoming the villains?!”