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The current cultivation world was divided into five cultivation practices– Daoism, demonic, Buddhism, spiritual arts and martial arts.

The most influential among them was the cultivation practice passed down by Patriarch Lü, Daoist cultivation, which boasted a multitude of sects and disciples all over the world. Only Mount Jade Dwelling and Green Summit were the most famous out of all the sects.

Situated southwest of the Great Wilderness, Green Summit had numerous breathtaking mountains and captivating, high mountaintops. It was founded seven hundred years ago and had four of its sect members ascended, making countless cultivators vying to get there.

There were more than three thousand Green Summit disciples, with chief disciples at the top of the hierarchy, followed by Rank One, Two, Three, and Four disciples respectively. All of them were either studying under the sect leader or the three sect elders and trained in various Green Summit’s mountains.

Resting on his bed, Jungkook recited the plot of the novel in his heart before letting out a frustrated sigh.

However, the moment that thought crossed his mind, an androgynous robotic voice rang out.

Great, now even his brain was throbbing in pain together with his wounds. Yet again, Jungkook lay onto his bed in indignance as he looked on wordlessly at the departing Hoseok.

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Last night, Jungkook was still a second-year university student at the end of the term preparing for the end-of-year linear algebra test. While his roommate was pulling an all-nighter revising in the midst of tears.

With a piece of mind, he clicked on a web novel

It was a standard wish fulfillment web novel. The main character was from a wealthy family, had perfect looks and personality, and showered with luck. Since young, he believed he should be the savior of civilians. On the other hand, the villain was a nefarious, cold-blooded murderer who wished to take revenge on humanity. Both of them leveled up by defeating monsters and training, before having a final battle at Forbidden Apex. In the end, the evil lost to the good; the villain was killed tragically by the main character.

The novel ended right on the night before Jungkook's test.

Anguished wailings and enraged barking started flooding into the comment section. All comments had ‘Killing the villain off? Over my dead body!’ or similar complaints. As it was human nature to have a herd mentality, such comments blanketed the comment section. Some even began writing fan fictions of the villain’s second life, which garnered numerous likes.

Some fans of the main character started criticizing the fans of the villain of having screwed up ethics, causing a bloodied flame war to break out.

Amidst them were a huge bunch of main character and villain shippers who cuddled with one another while trembling tearfully.

It was no wonder the readers got so emotional.

After all, the villain was too pitiful. He was born into a family of cultivators. As his parents refused to cooperate with despicable cultivators, the villain’s clan was eliminated when he was seven. He only survived because a loyal servant escaped with him, but unfortunately, the servant died right after their successful escape. The villain lived a poverty-stricken life until he was twelve. Due to his exceptional aptitude, the third sect elder of Green Summit picked him out when they met, brought him back, and took him in as a disciple.

Immensely grateful to his Master, the villain worked hard in his training. In just seven years, he had formed a golden core and was promoted to a chief disciple. However, at that time, he inadvertently discovered that his benefactor was actually one of the culprits involved in his clan’s murder. Furthermore, as his Master couldn’t ascend even after years of training, he had switched to the path of demonic cultivation. His Master only brought him back just so he could kill him for his cultivation base after he formed a golden core.

In a fit of rage, the villain killed his Master. From then on, he walked the path of evil as he searched for every single culprit of his clan’s murder to take revenge.

During that point of time, not only did he suffer betrayal from his friends in the sect, the girl he loved died tragically due to him.

In the end, he became utterly evil, turning his hatred from his enemies to the entire world. He brought disasters to the masses and so, various moral sects sent a punitive expedition against him.

The novel concluded with him dying in the hands of the main character.

After using his final bit of strength to utter his last words, he collapsed into the snow.

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The author had emphasized early on that the novel was centered around the good, with the moral faction as the main character and the villain was just a side character.

Nevertheless, Jungkook felt the villain’s characterization eclipsed the main character sometimes. He couldn’t help himself from commenting.

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Perhaps it was his retribution for not revising or for shamelessly acting cute even though he was an adult guy. When he woke up, he realized he had transmigrated into the novel and became a character named Jeon Jungkook.

Moreover, a robotic voice was in his mind, dragging out every word.

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Disoriented by the series of unforeseen events,Jungkook accepted the mission with a muddled head.

After straightening out the plot again, he attempted to communicate with the system

Jungkook was speechless for a moment. All of a sudden, Hoseok, who just went out to boil medicine, entered the room again with a panicked look,

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Green Summit Sect consisted of three Sect elders and a Sect leader. It had severely strict rules. Disciples must train in the mountain their masters were in charge of. The Sect Leader and elders rarely met, let alone their respective disciples.

However, Sect Leader, Li XunJi, together with two Sect elders and all the fifteen chief disciples assembled in the bamboo house normal disciples rested in today.

That was only because Green Summit’s third Sect elder was murdered, and Jeon Jungkook was the only witness of the incident.

Jungkook had a slight suspicion the system was messing with him by sending him to this part of the plot.

Cladded in a white Daoist robe, the imposing Green Summit’s Sect Leader, Li XunJi, sat by the bedside

Both his hair and beard were pale white. As he looked at the person in bed, he questioned in a deep voice,

Jungkook knew he had transmigrated to the time when the villain killed his first victim, starting his path of evil. Nonetheless, he had no idea what character he was playing and didn’t know if he should tell the truth

After all, he couldn’t find a character inside the novel with the name Jeon Jungkook in his memory.

Seeing the disciple in front of him was silent, the Sect Leader knitted his brows and repeated his question. Jungkook had no choice but to drag himself back to reality and deal with the matter at hand.

Upon hearing that, everyone’s expression had a subtle change.

Some were fearful of the assassin’s high cultivation powers, while some displayed their disdain covertly. They began discussing how mediocre Senior Jeon’s aptitude was.

During the twelve years in the sect, the only thing that grew was his age; his cultivation base stayed the same. Apart from training, he could only do menial chores like serving tea every day.

However, the incident displayed how weak he was. He couldn’t even parry one blow from the culprit, let alone having a close look.

Light snickers filled the room right away. With a scowl revealed on his face, the Sect Leader, at the bedside, was just about to speak when a voice rang out.

The voice was cool and collected. Jungkook raised his head to take a look, only to see a young man who was around twenty years old. His attire was light green, matching the green cloth he used as a hair tie. His stature was as tall and straight as bamboo, his features as attractive as jade, his eyes having a refreshing, boyish look.

Noticing Jungkook looking at him, the young man lifted the corners of his lips slightly, appearing gentle and respectful.

He was the villain, KimTaehyung.

With such an honorable air around him, there was no way anyone would have guessed how murderous he would be in the future.

However, this was expected; not a single soul in the original story suspected him at all until the conclusion. He only revealed himself at the end because he fell into a trap, which cornered him at a cliff.

Right when that thought was on Jungkook’s mind, the system spoke in a faint voice.

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Jungkook stole a swift glance at Taehyung. He looked as unruffled as ever and even helped the Sect Leader up before giving a gentle reminder to take good care of his body.

When everyone else headed off,

Hoseok went up to Jungkook to assure him,

As he looked at the innocent expression on Hoseok’s face, the melancholy enshrouding him dissipated, reduced to a simple sentence,

Hoseok scampered out the door while Jungkook rested on the bed again.

He could only comfort himself that at least he didn’t arrive at the end of the novel. The villain probably wouldn’t even give a hoot if he ended himself off right there and then.

Jungkook tried his best to recollect the novel plot once he heard the details. However, after spending some time scouring his memories for every single character, he admitted defeat.

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