Final Fantasy

Luo Chen woke up and discovered that he had transmigrated to a parallel world that was a hodgepodge of various online novels.
This world was filled with all kinds of proud sons of destiny. Besides that, there were also the son-in-law of the Dragon King who remained hidden, the War God of the North who returned to Central, the bodyguard of the school beauty, the reborned Immortal Master who currently resided in the city and the descendant of the divine physician who emerged from the deep mountains.
On the other hand, Luo Chen became an antagonist from one of the novels. From the start, he had to go through the plot where the female protagonist broke off their marriage engagement with him.
Thankfully, he activated the God-tier Choice System.
[Option 1: Beg the girl to stay. Reward: Cancel your identity as the antagonist.]
[Option 2: Seize the initiative to break off the engagement. Reward: 10 pulls.]
Luo Chen chose Option 2 without hesitation, becoming the greatest antagonist of destiny!
He refused to be wrapped around the little finger of the protagonist.
In this life, he would become the protagonist, driving the latter into a corner.

Villain: With God-tier Choices, I Suppressed The Protagonist

After all, there were quite a number of them. If there was a conflict at this position, those people would turn around and run when they saw that the situation was bad. Then, Luo Chen himself might not be able to stop them from running away.

Therefore, he could only lure them into the alley. In that case, even if they wanted to escape, Luo Chen could guard the exit. They would have no room to escape.

The rest of the thugs thought that Luo Chen's actions were because he was afraid that they outnumbered him, so they became even more smug.

One by one, they surrounded him and glared at him.

"Let's see where you want to run to today! Don't blame me for not telling you in advance. We've already surveyed this place. There are no surveillance cameras. At night, not a single person passes by."

Premeditated