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Quick Transmigration: The Crazy Villain Boss is Actually Being Forced

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In the boundless universe, there are thousands of minor worlds. Within these worlds, there are always marginal characters who harbor lifelong regrets over things they could never attain at a specific moment in time. Because of this, their emotions undergo a continuous, negative shift becoming extreme or crazy, cowardly or greedy—yet they remain noble, beautiful, and charming. Such people often end up performing a series of self-harming and hurtful actions that lead to irreversible damage. Collectively, they are referred to as the villains. They might believe they are beyond redemption, but in reality, as long as they are alive, nothing is impossible to turn around. As they silently endure certain moments, they are quietly changed. System 999 beats its chest in despair; its mission this time is to save these villains! It is excessively arduous! The hosts, who were forced to accept the mission: “Where is your face? Are you the one saving them, or are we?” System 999 blushes with bashfulness: “I am just a system; I don’t have a face. Of course, if the hosts refuse, you are free to go die, oh.” The hosts: “Speechless to the extreme.” In the beginning, the villains would only look on coldly and yell, “Get lost.” Later on, the villains would hold knives to threaten them, “If you dare try to get lost, just you try.” The hosts: “…” World 1: Unemployed Male Streamer vs. Wealthy, Mentally Sensitive Big Boss Villain World 2: Wealthy Illegitimate Child vs. Rival’s Vicious and Beautiful Villain World 3: Impoverished, Innocent-Looking-Yet-Dark Straight A Student vs. Amnesiac, Down-and-Out Young Master Villain At the very beginning, the hosts only felt that behind every pitiable villain lay something detestable. But later on, it seemed that through those fragile souls, they caught a glimpse of… — Description from novelcodex.org

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