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[The criteria for unlocking the system have been fulfilled.]

[System synchronization with host commencing.]

[Synchronization complete. Congratulations. You have been given a chance to become the most desirable human in this world, just as you wished.]

“This isn’t what I wished for.”

[What seems to be the problem?] the voice asked, a hint of curiosity in her tone.

“I asked to be the most desirable human, not a woman!” he exclaimed, frustrated as he cupped his newfound breasts.


Sylvester Lancaster, a dedicated and kind-hearted unactractive policeman, often dismissed and treated like a doormat, snaps after discovering his newlywed wife in bed with his best friend. Consumed by rage, he goes on a violent rampage, only to realize the horrific extent of his actions when the blood cools—he has committed murder. Panicked, he attempts to flee but is struck by a car and meets his untimely death.
However, death is far from the end. Sylvester awakens in a morgue, only to find himself in a bizarre alternate universe—trapped in the body of a stunning young woman named Cara Bolton.


In this new world where Sylvester has transmigrated to, vampires, werewolves, witches, and other supernatural beings coexist in a fragile balance with humans, their uneasy peace marked by underlying tensions and hidden conflicts. Among the supernaturals, vampires reign supreme as the most dominant and influential. The system reveals to Sylvester that he now wields two new skills: the power to read minds and the ability to detect lies, skills inherited from Cara, the body’s former inhabitant who was a fairy. 

The system assigns him quests to complete, allowing him to level up and gain all remaining skills a fairy possesses. Many of these missions involves sex, manipulating and exploiting people, as well as infiltrating the vampiric council.

My Anti-hero Fairy System

She hailed a taxi right in front of the diner, but before she could get in, her gaze caught on a woman with frizzy blonde hair, wearing a yellow crop top and faded blue denim pants. She was taping posters to nearby poles, while a toddler stood beside her, watching curiously.

As the taxi pulled up, Cara slid inside and gave the driver her destination. As they drove past the woman, she caught a glimpse of the poster she was hanging. It was a group picture of the Scott brothers, with the word MISSING printed in bold letters across it.

But it's only been two days, Cara thought. Then again, it was strange that all four brothers had vanished without a trace.

For a split second, a cruel thought crossed her mind—to tell the woman that the Scott brothers were never coming back. But she quickly dismissed it.

A minute later, as they drove further down the street, the driver muttered, "I hope those Scott brothers don't ever come back."

71. The Missing Brothers