DaxNyx

[ Warning: Mature content R-18 ]

Alright, let’s get one thing straight—I didn’t ask for this.

One moment, I was a perfectly normal guy, living my perfectly average life. The next? I wake up as Edric Von Ainsworth, a notorious noble villain in a fantasy novel.

Sounds cool, right? Wrong.

Because in this story, Edric is a grade-A scumbag who bullies his personal maid—who, by the way, just happens to be the Hero’s beloved sister. Guess what happens next? The Hero kills him.

Yeah. Not happening.

So, I do the obvious thing—I start treating Safina like gold. No more abuse, no more cruelty, just smiles, head pats, and maybe a little bribery. Boom. My death flag? Gone.

But then I realize something—I’m a noble. A rich, powerful, feared noble. And in a world where guys like me take whatever they want… why the hell should I hold back?

So, I buy a gorgeous succubus, a towering 7-foot ogre girl, and a mysterious elf slave—and that’s just the beginning. I start rewriting my fate, one beauty at a time.

The Hero? He can have his little adventure. I’ll be here, living like a king.

...Assuming, of course, that fate doesn’t come knocking again.

Fucking My Way Through Fantasy: The Villain’s Ultimate Harem!

The Original Novel's Storyline – If Transmigration Never Happened

If I hadn't transmigrated into Edric Von Ainsworth, the story would have followed its original plot—the one written by some stupid author who clearly loved making things dramatic.

In the original novel, Edric was nothing more than a low-grade villain, a spoiled noble brat who thought the world revolved around him.

He bullied servants, treated commoners like garbage, and spent his time drunk on alcohol and lust.

He had zero redeeming qualities, just a pathetic excuse for a human being whose only role in the story was to be a stepping stone for the hero.

The Backstory – How the Ainsworths Took in Safina

Years ago, a kind noble couple saved two orphaned children from danger.

Leon Brightbane and Safina Brightbane.

The boy would later become the hero, chosen by fate to wield the Holy Sword and fight against the Demon King.

The girl, Safina, was taken in as a servant for the noble family—the Ainsworths.

She was given the position of personal maid to their son, Edric Von Ainsworth.

As he grew older, Edric turned into a complete piece of shit.

He became a drunken, lust-driven scumbag who thought of Safina as nothing more than his personal toy.

He bullied her, humiliated her, and treated her like she was worthless.

One night, Edric tortured Safina to the extreme.

She had endured years of abuse, but that day was the breaking point.

Desperate, she wrote a letter to her brother, Leon Brightbane—the hero.

Leon loved his sister more than anything.

Edric's Death – The Hero's Justice

Leon stormed into the Ainsworth mansion without hesitation.

He didn't argue. He didn't negotiate.

He drew his sword and cut down Edric where he stood.

The scumbag died instantly, his body crumbling to the floor in a pool of blood.

Edric's parents—Valerian and Seraphina—did not defend him.

They loved their son, but they were righteous people.

They despised how he had turned out.

And Safina was not just any servant—she was the hero's blood sister.

In fact, most people were happy he was gone.

The Ainsworth family moved on without him.

Leon continued his journey to defeat the Demon King.

Alicia Von Ainsworth—Edric's stepsister—was defeated by the hero for the first time in her life. This loss made her fall for him, and she eventually joined his harem.

The Ainsworth family still supported the hero:

Seraphina (Edric's mother) helped Iris Emberflame learn to control her unstable flames.

Valerian (Edric's father) trained two swordsmen in Leon's party.

In the end, the story progressed smoothly.

No one cared that he ever existed.

And that was the original plot of the novel—written by some stupid author who thought making one character a total scumbag and killing him off was great storytelling.

The Original Novel’s Storyline – If Transmigration Never Happened