Top celebrity Gu Yutong suddenly dies from overwork after filming through the night.

When he opens his eyes again, the first thing he sees is a mottled glowing orb floating before him.

The orb system says:

“Hello, Host. Your villain-route missions have now been assigned~”

Gu Yutong instantly understands the setup. He’s read enough novels to know the drill: complete missions to survive, fail and die for real.

Confidently, he asks:

“So, which pitiful villain am I supposed to save and redeem this time?”

The glowing orb replies:

“Please maintain each villain’s corruption level and prevent them from being forcefully redeemed and whitewashed at the ending.”

Gu Yutong has acted in countless dramas.

As the protagonist, he has seen far too many charismatic, ruthless, insanely compelling villains suddenly lose half their IQs at the finale, only to be forcefully “redeemed.”

The result?

Broken characterization. Plot holes everywhere. Audiences furious enough to chew ten scriptwriters alive.

While acting, Gu Yutong would dutifully perform the cliché “power of love and understanding” speeches.

But off-camera, he always felt…

Maybe tragic villains didn’t need redemption at all.

Maybe they could stay villains to the very end.

Who knew that after dying suddenly, fate would hand him the perfect opportunity?

Looking at the self-proclaimed righteous system—which honestly resembled a giant tumor more than a holy light—Gu Yutong immediately realized the road ahead would be long and difficult.

This time, he was determined to ignite every suppressed villain soul crushed beneath brainless scripts.

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