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The Transmigrated Villain Claims the Heroines!

MikuLvr546

Chapters
72
Rating
4.9 (6,198)
Status
Ongoing
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Updated
May 20
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Chapters

72 total
  1. 1 Chapter 1: Becoming a Generic Villain...?
  2. 2 Chapter 2: Villain? Who Decided That?
  3. 3 Chapter 3: Attending a Conclave Without Experience
  4. 4 Chapter 4: Betrothed Already?
  5. 5 Chapter 5: How Does Flirting Work?
  6. 6 Chapter 6: Am I Really That Terrifying?
  7. 7 Chapter 7: Money Solves All Problems, Doesn’t It?
  8. 8 Chapter 8: Breaking Pacing With Gold...?
  9. 9 Chapter 9: A Good First Impression...?
  10. 10 Chapter 10: A Story Derailed
  11. 11 Chapter 11: Embracing Handsomeness...?
  12. 12 Chapter 12: A Shift...?
  13. 13 Chapter 13: Annoying Romantasy Tropes...
  14. 14 Chapter 14: Another Shift?
  15. 15 Chapter 15: A Hint...?
  16. 16 Chapter 16: The First Sign of Trouble
  17. 17 Chapter 17: An Opportunity
  18. 18 Chapter 18: More Initiative...?
  19. 19 Chapter 19: Learning to Stop Holding Back
  20. 20 Chapter 20: Going All In
  21. 21 Chapter 21: A Private Space
  22. 22 Chapter 22: Nearing Completion
  23. 23 Chapter 23: A Feast For The Eyes...?
  24. 24 Chapter 24: Really? Just When It Was Getting Good...?

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About this novel

[Warning! - Mature R18+ Contents]

[Read at your own discretion]

I didn’t reincarnate as the hero. Of course not.

I woke up as the main villain of a romantasy novel, the guy whose entire job is to be powerful, miserable, and conveniently dead by the final arc so the hero can get the girl.

Unfortunately for the plot, I’ve read this book.

I know every bad decision I’m supposed to make, every red flag I’m meant to wave, and the exact moment the heroine is supposed to fall in love with someone else.

Hard pass.

Instead of acting like an emotionally stunted tyrant, I start fixing things I was meant to ruin. I help when I shouldn’t. I show up when the hero’s supposed to. And somehow, I keep ending up alone with the heroine, having conversations that were never in the script.

She laughs.

She looks at me differently.

The story starts acting weird.

Now the hero’s losing his “chosen one” aura, the romance flags are pointing in my direction, and fate seems personally offended by my existence.

Because if I’m already the villain…

I might as well steal the plot, rewrite the ending,

and fall in love while I’m at it.