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I Quit Being The Villain

Transmigrating into the novel, [The Emperor of Luck] Gu Xia received the despair villain system and became a small villain who is destined to be face slapped by the protagonist then eventually killed. Having been through the plot thousands of times and being failed by the system every time, he finally snapped. "System! What did I do wrong this time!?" [Host, please calm down... There has been an error in the world that I have no control over. As an apology I can grant you extra rewards once you complete the plot!] Gritting his teeth and having bloodshot red eyes Gu Xia finally had enough. [I quit being the villain! Fuck the plot, fuck the heroine's, fuck the protagonist, fuck everyone, I just want to live my life without being face slapped! I QUIT!] Unknowing to him all of the heroines could now hear his inner voice… -------------------------------------- Schedule: 7 chapters/week (unless I'm ill or something happens) Chapter Length: 1000 - 1500 words. No NTR nor will the MC have any of his harem members cucked at any point in the novel! If you get offended easily... This is not your kind of novel! -------------------------------------- More powerstones/support= I write more!

Kurupts · Urban
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212 Chs

Redemption

"Beiyuan," Chen Zhentian acknowledged, his voice even. "Have a seat. We need to talk."

Chen Beiyuan took a seat opposite his father, the desk between them feeling like a barrier that needed to be crossed. He knew this conversation would be crucial in securing his position within the family.

"I've heard about your recent behavior," Chen Zhentian began, his tone measured. "You've been pursuing Leng Ruobing quite aggressively. Is there a reason for this?"

Chen Beiyuan met his father's gaze, his mind racing. He needed to be honest, but also strategic. "Father, my actions were driven by a combination of personal interest and a desire to strengthen our family's alliances. However, I realize now that my approach was flawed."

Chen Zhentian raised an eyebrow, clearly intrigued by his son's candor. "Go on."