The Villain Doesn’t Want to Be Redeemed

In redemption stories, the willful, paranoid, and extraordinarily capable villain always had a tragic past.

And as long as the script-holding, universally adored protagonist smiled or uttered a few words, he could easily redeem the villain, walk into his heart, and from then on, the villain would be utterly devoted, willingly becoming just another fish in his pond.

…Until one day, the villains found a mysterious book.

The book’s version of them: “If you smile, I’ll give you my life.”

The villains, wearing pained expressions: “So this is the despair of being OOC?”

World 1:

The lazy, talentless junior disciple of Qingcheng Sect lived life lying flat, yet all the great figures of the Three Realms bowed before him, eagerly competing for his love.

After entering the Demon Realm alone, he gazed at the villainous Demon Lord with tear-filled eyes, expressing that he understood his actions and was willing to accept and embrace the fragility and lack of love in his past.

The Demon Lord chuckled coldly:

“A little brat like you shouldn’t take the crooked path. Call your master over—I have some old matters to discuss with him.”

World 2:

The delicate and beloved Holy Son protagonist used his pure and kind smile to break through the sealed hearts of various gods and races, making them see him as their only salvation.

But the most powerful fish in his pond—the Dark God—ran away.

The black-haired, red-eyed demon who was supposed to stay by his side traced his fingers along the young bishop’s face, which was twisted in pain and restraint.

“So, you’re the one who summoned me? Dear Bishop, making a deal with a demon comes at a price.”

Other Worlds:

In an ancient imperial court, the treacherous prime minister smiled slightly as he threw the “I want to be your only light” transmigrated protagonist—along with his system—into the dungeon.

In an online game world, the final boss no longer fell for the protagonist’s casual attempts at conquering him, but instead tore through the game world into reality, craving the protagonist’s cheap love.

In an infinite survival world, the mastermind behind everything no longer went easy on the protagonist just because of his breathtaking beauty…

From then on, every world returned to its original order.

The protagonist, who was once blessed with the aura of Heaven’s Chosen, watched helplessly as his admirers gradually saw through his true nature. He raged in frustration, but there was nothing he could do.

And the villains all realized—rather than being redeemed, they preferred love between equals, where both relied on each other.

The one who could truly illuminate them had already appeared by their side.