I am the Ultimate Villain, So What If I Kill a Protagonist

Before finding out the truth, he was unwilling to leak a single word.

Now, he dared not trust anyone, including his mother, Qi Xinyue.

Thinking of this, Shen Wen put away the mobile phone and Jiesha’s hair.

The hair in his hand, in particular, was the key to him finding out the truth.

Not far away, Chu Yuan was lying leisurely on Zhou Xiaodie’s lap, quietly observing everything.

”Go on, hurry and investigate the truth you want, because this truth will bring you a different kind of experience.”

Chu Yuan was now somewhat curious. When Shen Wen found the truth—the very truth he had prepared for him—what would his thoughts be, and what kind of mindset would he have?

Would he run straight to acknowledge his father?

Chu Yuan certainly didn’t want to miss this famous scene.

”Young Master, I have carried out your instructions.”

After circling around, Jiesha returned to Chu Yuan’s side.

Everything was part of Chu Yuan’s plan, from using Zhou Xiaodie to lure Shen Wen to the Magic City, to the later appearance of Mo Chou to deal with Shen Wen, and Jiesha going to save the day—everything was performed according to the script Chu Yuan had prepared for him.

Chu Yuan believed that for the subsequent script, he wouldn’t need to do much guiding; Shen Wen would obediently play it out.

”The Monk, your acting skills are truly superb. It really looked like an old father searching for his long-lost son.”

It must be said that Jiesha, who was exchanged for 30,000 villain points, was a huge bargain.

Not only did he possess the strength of the Transcendent mid-stage, but he was also ruthless, and his acting was impeccable.

”Young Master, you flatter me. I just followed your instructions and dare not claim credit.”

”The Monk, there is no need to be overly humble. I wonder if the cheap son I found for you is to your liking.”

”Look at how good I am to you. Not only did I prepare a wife for you, but it’s even a buy-one-get-one-free deal, and I even threw in such a grown-up, good son for you.”

Chu Yuan realized that he really couldn’t have done better for The Monk, Jiesha.

Making him acknowledge the Protagonist, Shen Wen, as his son—an ordinary person would likely not have such treatment.