abinn

Opening his eyes, Long Tian finds himself in a scene where he's beating up a protagonist.

He's confused, until a deluge of foreign memories assaults his mind, leading him to a chilling realization: He has died... and transmigrated.

But there's a problem - he's become a villain!

At first, he's okay with this. But the more time passes, he notices something.

Why doesn't he have a system?!

This worries him. Going up against a protagonist without a system feels like a suicide mission.

But of course, he doesn't lose hope. He looks at his own identity.

The young master of an ancient family, check.

Rich and good-looking, check.

A genius with extraordinary talent, check.

Awakened the martial spirit of a dragon king, check.

With all of these, does he have any reason to complain?

"Goddamn protagonist, I will make you suffer!"

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Harem or not? I haven't actually made a decision about that. Let the storyline unfold, and we'll see in the future.

Systemless Villain

The clash near the colossal temple was inevitable, where the dark souls confronted two enigmatic white beings.

Despite the numerical advantage of 4 vs 2, the white creatures mounted a formidable defense. Each strike from the dark souls appeared to barely dent the resilience of the white beings.

The pivotal force was undeniably Hou Dian, whose awakened form boasted unparalleled physical prowess and devastating attacks.

Elsewhere, in a different part of the battlefield, the duel between Long Tian and Zhou Yan raged on. Their individual strengths and tactics clashed, intensifying the struggle.

Zhou Yan was struck squarely in the abdomen, triggering a deafening explosion that hurled him into the air.

Utilizing his mastery over gravity, Zhou Yan enveloped himself in gravitational energy, fortifying his defenses and evading lethal blows.

Darkness Vs Gravity