Transmigrated as the Destined Villain, My Senior Brothers Are Chasing After My Love

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Plagued by poor health since childhood, Lin Qingyue passed away prematurely. He transmigrated into a cultivation novel he had read simply to kill time, becoming the story’s “Destined Villain”—a character who constantly opposed the protagonist and eventually met a miserable end.

Since the original protagonist was the sect’s beloved favorite, Lin Qingyue decided he would vie for that title, too, and win the affection of his Senior Brothers.

When the protagonist flirted and romanced others, he insisted on meddling and getting involved as well.

When the protagonist sobbed ying-ying-ying for comfort, he also… wait, huh?

Something wasn’t right. The transmigrated Lin Qingyue realized—this was a Danmei novel!

Lin Qingyue hoisted his sword, cursing up a storm. He was straight, damn it!

With such talent, why not cultivate properly and live for hundreds of thousands of years? A grown man, sniveling here and whimpering there, engaging in gay romances—was being alive not appealing enough? Was cultivation not rewarding enough?

His operating principle was simple: questionable conduct, but rising to meet any challenge.

A true man knows when to yield and when to stand tall. If he could win, he’d fight; if he couldn’t, he’d run. Nothing would stop him from living for thousands, nay, tens of thousands of years!

Lin Qingyue, whose heart was set solely on cultivation and immortality, trained diligently. But when he finally looked back, he found that the legendary Eldest Senior Brother—known for being icy cold and telling everyone to get lost—was looking at him with a strange expression.

The Eldest Senior Brother had completely broken character, treating him as his Dao Companion and trailing behind him with a pitiful, aggrieved look.

Lin Qingyue: “???” Something is wrong. This world has gone mad!

Character Archetypes:

A sharp-tongued, chatty, unscrupulous, and truly heartless Shou

An iron-faced, selfless, cold-on-the-outside but warm-on-the-inside Gong

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