The Reincarnated Villain Can Break the Fourth Wall!
In his first life as 'Caine Wilson', was the villain—ruthless, cunning, and very powerful.
He played his part perfectly, crushing the so-called "protagonist" and parading his enemies, their families, and anyone who crossed him naked through the streets.
He watched with glee as the "hero" lay broken, stripped of his dignity, before finally ending his pitiful existence.
But just as Caine, thought he had finally won and secured his place at the top, 'Higher ups' intervened.
A booming, ethereal voice—like the universe’s pissed-off judge—shook the skies:
"You have violated the sacred code of villainy! The villain shall not win. The balance has been broken. Caine Wilson, the world hereby rejects you!"
Before he could even enjoy his victory, his world blinked out, like a story whose writer just erased the last chapter in frustration.
Everything went dark.
And when he awoke, he wasn’t Caine Wilson anymore.
He was 'Su Xiaobai', a nobody on 'White Cloud Star', a world of cultivation, martial arts, and endless struggle.
But this time, things were different.
He could feel it—he could see through the cracks of reality itself.
He could break the fourth wall!
He wasn’t just some reincarnated soul; he was a villain who had 'seen the system', who understood the game.
And he was about to flip it upside down.
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A/N: Buckle up, you miserable bunch! It’s a parody, so shut your brains off, toss 'em in the trash, and dive headfirst into this deep, glorious shithole! Don’t come whining to me when you laugh so hard you choke on your own damn tears!
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SKuLL · Fantasy
I’ll rate this work four for the eFOURt. This is my first novel, and it probably won’t be my best—but I think I did just well enough for this book to at least be worth a try. I’ve always been a big fan of Philippine history and have felt that it doesn’t get the attention it deserves. The current state of the country isn’t exactly a pleasant topic, but there were times in the past when it was truly fascinating—like in the 19th century, when the First Philippine Republic was born. It was the first constitutional republic in Asia, and the Americans crushed it in an intense but short war. This is my attempt to offer a glimpse into that time period, adding a little twist by turning the tables on the Americans. This novel is a full-blown historical drama, which means it will take its time building the world, fleshing out the characters, and raising the stakes. The war won’t come immediately, but when it does, I want it to hit like a hammer. If you have any questions about the novel, feel free to ask below. :)