MC transmigrates into a villain who was already defeated by the original hero. He then gets a power that enables him to rewrite the past, and then basically emotionally manipulates the entire world lol... more>>

Stop around chapter 200. It gets worse after that. <<less

MC transmigrated(?) into one of those tall, rich, and handsome villains. Dictated by his system, he kills the original hero and the female leads five separate times in a never-ending time loop. He then gives up the mission on his sixth life and decides to try and live the luxurious life.... more>>

Typical wish-fulfillment so turn your brain off when reading. If you do that, you're gonna enjoy the reading experience. I'm not sure when the chapters will continue releasing, as the rest of the novel is restricted by a paywall. <<less

MC transmigrates into a third-rate villain in a game that he was playing. He decides to steal the original hero's harem as the hero is a beta, dense character who rejected the female lead's confession even though he liked her.... more>>

Expect shameless and pe*verted thoughts from the protagonist. The protagonist also views everything as a game (viewing everyone as an NPC, including the female leads) and up until the part I left off, he never changes this mindset. <<less

MC transmigrates into a tall, rich, and handsome villain and decides to steal all the heroes' opportunities and girls. ... more>>

Chapters are super, duper short. This is the most normie, vanilla villain novel so it's good for beginners. <<less

Like "I am a Gao Fushuai Villain", MC transmigrates into a tall, rich, and handsome villain and decides to steal all the heroes' opportunities and girls. ... more>>

I remember binging all 755 chapters in one sitting. This novel is not that good, and it gets worse later on when the MC gets a power that makes the female leads' have a good impression of him at first glance. However, this is addicting af so beware. There are also soooo many female leads that by the end, I couldn't even tell anyone apart lmao <<less

Technically not a villain novel as the MC is more of an extra, but it may as well be one because of the MC lmao... more>>

MC is shameless, cunning, clever, cowardly, and weak.... he is one of my favorite characters of all-time haha

*Keep in mind that I've only read the manhwa, not the novel itself at the time I'm writing this. <<less

MC transmigrates into a tall, rich, and handsome villain three days before the world's hero/protagonist is reborn.... more>>

As of the right now, the heroines seem a bit too "easy" to get. The high school setting is also quite boring, but I'm only like 60 chapters in, so it might get better in the future. <<less

MC transmigrates into Isaac Adler (Irene Adler) and he has complete all missions given to him by his system. (Make Moriarty a worthy main villain for Holmes, become "*that man" for Holmes, marry Watson, get a confession from Lestrade, and get kidnapped by Lupin.) ... more>>

Every character in the Sherlock Holmes book is gender-swapped, so keep that in mind. Honestly, this is one of the best harem/villain novels I've read. Each female lead has personality and character, and seeing them interact with Adler and the other love interests is such a treat.

*In the OG Sherlock Holmes books, Irene Adler was the first person to outwit him. Sherlock refers to Irene as "that woman" each time she's mentioned. <<less

MC transmigrates into an arrogant villain prodigy who gets bested by the world's hero in the future.... more>>

The MC is influenced by the original body's personality, so he is still pretty arrogant. The novel lowkey goes like this: MC shows off his powerful swordsmanship and magic, then it cuts to a side character's POV who gets surprised/intrigued and worships him, then it goes back to the MC's perspective. <<less

MC transmigrates into a villain who NTR'd the protagonist in the original book.... more>>

All the characters, from the main character to the female leads, are pretty f*cked up in the head. Still, this is a worthy read since it's the first time I've read something that explains OCD and the mind process you go through so well. If you want sweet sugar-y romance, then this novel ain't for you lol <<less

MC transmigrates into a hedonistic prince, and has been killed over and over again by the seven imperial guards who were supposed to aide him. Finally, on his 1000th rebirth, he decides the only way to live is to charm and seduce the guards.... more>>

It's funny, it's entertaining. Isn't that what matters the most every time you read something? <<less

MC transmigrates into a villain, and gets promised by the system that he will be able to return to his world as long as he plays the act of a villain well. He acts for two years, gets killed by the world's hero and the female leads, but something goes wrong and he gets sent back in time, where he'll have to redo his act as a villain once again. Little does he know, the female leads have their memories intact, and they somehow know he's not a true villain too...... more>>

Similar to "Kidnapped by the Heroine: I! The Villain, Was Forced to Sleep With Her!" except that this novel is 10x worse. The internal monologue of the MC wondering why nothing is going according to the script gets repetitive real fast. I'm still on the early stages, but it's hard for me to continue. <<less

MC transmigrates into a villain and realizes the reason why the original hero is not making any romantic progress with any female lead is because of the hero's yandere little sister. To avoid getting killed by the yandere, he makes a deal with her, promising to seduce and conquer all the female leads around the hero that might take an interest to him.... more>>

The formula of transmigrating into a novel's villain gets pretty stale, but the addition of the yandere makes the premise so much more interesting... in theory. Unfortunately, this is as generic as it gets. The female leads are way too easy to seduce. The arrogant side characters who are minor stumbling blocks are there as well. <<less

MC gets transmigrated into his favorite superhero webcomic. To ensure that his fav character, Stardust, doesn't face any setbacks he read in the comic, he becomes a villain and stages terrorist attacks just for Stardust to save the day and give her worldwide acclaim.... more>>

This is honestly like really, really good. Sure, some of the MC's words and actions are a little cringy, but the character dynamics he has with other people are just way too good, especially his interactions with Stardust. I honestly wish this novel has just a singular heroine and not a harem, because I'm not sure how the author can best MC's and Stardust's chemistry. <<less

MC transmigrates into a villain who was already defeated by the original hero. He then gets a power that enables him to rewrite the past.... more>>

If you've read any other "villain memory rewrite" novel like "The Reincarnated Villain Makes The Heroines Tearfully Beg for Forgiveness," you'll get massive deja vu. It's basically a carbon copy with different names. <<less

Extremely similar to "I am a Gao Fushuai Villain," you'll have a hard time telling them apart. 

Not sure if this is truly a villain novel, but from the description, it's somewhat similar.