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In a world where countless web novel universes intertwine—where soldier kings, mercenary overlords, god-tier tycoons, and even demons clash in brutal battles—protagonists rise, charm breathtaking heroines, seize boundless opportunities, and fight tooth and nail for supremacy.

But among them, there is one man who stands above all.

A man who has finally crossed into another world.

When he opened his eyes, he found himself in the body of a young man named Veil Lancaster.

"A villain doomed to be trampled by the protagonist? Am I really just a disposable side character?" Veil muttered.

But why should he accept that fate?
His father wielded absolute power.
His mother was a legendary business magnate.
What made the so-called "protagonist" any more special than him?

Luckily, at that very moment, he awakened the Villain System.

One day in the future—

"Veil! You crippled me, stole my chances, and even took my woman! You bastard! You’ll pay for this! Heaven will punish you!"

A protagonist roared in fury, coughing up blood.

Veil smiled faintly and said,
"I didn’t do anything. This was simply your fate."

"A pawn has only one destiny—to be placed exactly where I want it."

Remember this well.

I, Veil Lancaster, desire nothing more than to be a charming and wicked villain.

The Villain Who Stole Hearts

"I would have loved to cook you a bowl of noodles myself..." she said with a smile.

"But tonight, I have something to attend to. I'm visiting one of my students. Her family happens to run a noodle shop. I thought, if Mr. Veil doesn't mind, perhaps we could go there instead. Their noodles are quite good."

"Then I shall gladly accept your invitation," Veil replied without hesitation.

Although Lyra kept a gentle smile on her face, she hid her true emotions well. There weren't many students she truly allowed close to her.

And now she mentioned her family owned a noodle shop... who else could it be but Carlin, the beloved campus beauty from an ordinary background?

Of course, the idea of Lyra personally cooking him a bowl of noodles was tempting beyond words.

But Veil understood the importance of patience. He couldn't afford to rush things—pacing mattered.

The two of them left the precinct together.

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