As A Fated Villain, It's Not Too Much To Destroy The Protagonist, Right?

Welcome dear friends of MangaWebtoon, let's enjoy the fascinating comic As A Fated Villain, It's Not Too Much To Destroy The Protagonist, Right? on our website. This comic belongs to the genre Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Reincarnation, Martial arts, Long strip, Web comic, Full color, Safe, Wuxia, Manhua, Isekai, Overpowered, Cultivation ​​and is constantly updated with new chapters on the website MangaWebtoon. This is one of the most outstanding works of Dang Updating and has attracted millions of readers around the world.

MangaWebtoon is a leading online comic reading website, providing you with a variety of comic series, from romantic love comics, hot BL comics, adventure comics, fantasy tu tien comics, to thrilling and stimulating adult comics. You can search and read comics according to many different criteria, such as name, author, genre, year of publication, number of views, number of likes and many other criteria.

MangaWebtoon always updates the newest and fastest comics, ensuring you won't miss any of your favorite comics. Come to MangaWebtoon to enjoy great moments of entertainment with the most attractive comics!

In a world where fate is predetermined, one man's destiny is about to take a drastic turn. Su Wuya, a young man with an unassuming persona, finds himself transported into a realm of fantasy, where he becomes the heir to the influential Su family. But little does he know, his arrival in this new world comes with a twist - he's destined to play the role of the villain. As he embarks on his journey, a sarcastic Narrator becomes his constant companion, offering hints and guidance that often border on ridicule.

During his training, Su Wuya stumbles upon a shocking truth - he's the antagonist of the story, and his actions will dictate the course of the narrative. But instead of succumbing to his predetermined fate, he decides to take matters into his own hands. By utilizing the Narrator Hint system, he can gain villain experience points by defeating the protagonists, unlocking cheating hints that will aid him in his quest for power. This newfound ability sets him on a path of destruction, pitting him against the very heroes he was meant to oppose.

As Su Wuya navigates this labyrinthine world, he must confront the blurred lines between good and evil. Will he remain true to his villainous fate, or will he forge a new path, defying the expectations of the Narrator and the world around him? With each victory, he inches closer to his goal, but the costs of his actions begin to weigh heavily on his conscience. The Narrator's hints, once a useful tool, now serve as a constant reminder of the moral ambiguity of his actions.

With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Su Wuya stands at a crossroads. Will he choose to destroy the protagonists, solidifying his position as the ultimate villain, or will he find a way to subvert the narrative, forging a new destiny for himself? The choice is his, and the consequences of his actions will be felt throughout the realm. As the battle between good and evil intensifies, one question remains: what does it truly mean to be a villain, and is it possible to find redemption in a world where fate is all but sealed?