Corporate Villainy: NTR Protagonists as a Minor Villain's dad

**Mature Content Warning**

This novel contains morally bankrupt decisions, unapologetically villainous behavior, corporate warfare, system abuse, woman-stealing, protagonist-trampling, psychological manipulation, and occasional spicy entanglements—some consensual, others complicated.

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In a world eerily similar to Earth—only where megacorporations rule entire cities and states like feudal lords—Vincent Cornelius wakes up in a soft bed beside a plump beauty.



Reincarnated into the body of a rich, arrogant CEO in the gleaming city of Autumnvale, Vincent soon discovers he’s not just any rich patriarch—he’s a “villain father”, the kind destined to be humiliated, ruined, and killed so that his pathetic son, Lucas, can become a stepping stone for some arrogant, heaven-defying, cliché cultivation protagonist.



But fate doesn’t know what it’s dealing with.

Because Vincent isn't here to follow the script—he’s here to rewrite it.



Armed with the Corporate Villain Expansion System, Vincent earns Villain Points for every time he defies the story’s “fated path”:



Let the "hidden young master" stay hidden? +300 Villain points



Humiliate the trash protagonist who awakened a divine bloodline? +500 VP



‘Educating’ his own useless son? +100 Luck Points!



Giving female lead a ‘taste’ of reality? +1000VP +200LP



Skills, poisons, underhanded deals, reputation-crushing press leaks—he can buy it all from the system, as long as he plays the role of the perfect villain… and wins.



In a land where cultivation powers are monopolized by corporations, and destiny is rigged in favor of cookie-cutter protagonists, Vincent must grow his mid-tier family business into a corporate empire through any means necessary that can crush fated heroes and hostile corporations beneath its polished leather shoes.



The world wants him dead. The story demands he lose.

But Vincent Cornelius didn’t reincarnate to be anyone’s footnote.



He’s about to prove that in this world, the real golden finger is a hostile takeover.