When the Villain is Mistakenly Identified as the Protagonist by His Master

Duan Wangyue is a half-human, half-demon hybrid who accidentally caused his birth mother’s death the moment he was born. Because he has horns on his head and a tail behind him, his maternal family viewed him as a monster. Despite holding the title of young master, he lived a life worse than that of the household servants; in the sprawling Duan estate, anyone could walk all over him. Consequently, at the age of five, Duan Wangyue used a raging fire to burn down the place filled with so many painful memories. It was also amidst this fire that he met his master, Xiao Yuan, who was traveling through the mortal realm. His master cherished him, protected him, and taught him magic. Duan Wangyue deeply treasured the only person in the world who treated him kindly. However, the master who was so good to him, the master who promised that he would only ever take him as a single disciple in this lifetime, ended up taking another disciple. All the exclusive pampering that he once had all to himself would now have to be split in half with someone else. Duan Wangyue thought to himself: If moonlight only lingers briefly before leaving, then I will pull the moon down and imprison it by my side forever. If the moonlight never belonged to me in the first place, then… I will just steal it. Xiao Yuan transmigrated into a book into a cultivation novel he had read in his youth and whose plot he had almost entirely forgotten. He only remembered that a cannon-fodder master shared his exact name and ended up being carved into a skeleton by his disciple because he abused his villainous disciple. In the end, that disciple went mad and tried to destroy the world. The system told him that if he guided the villain toward goodness and achieved a world-peace ending, he could go home. After telling him the disciple’s location, the system shut down. After picking up the disciple and bringing him back to the sect, Xiao Yuan carefully nurtured him and constantly watched over him to ensure the disciple didn’t stray down a crooked path. However, when the disciple turned sixteen, the recharged system saw this sweet, kind-hearted little disciple and let out a piercing warning: he had picked up the wrong disciple. With no other choice, Xiao Yuan had no choice but to take on a new disciple and carefully nurture him once more. It wasn’t until Duan Wangyue pinched his chin and pinned him against the dragon bed in the Demon Court that Xiao Yuan finally realized the truth: Both of his disciples had been raised astray. One of them was thinking about destroying heaven and earth, while the other was thinking about getting him pregnant with dragon eggs. One-Sentence Summary: Sigh after sigh, Wangyue is a dragon demon. Theme: Do not litter casually. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: When the Villain is Mistakenly Identified as the Protagonist by His Master — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠