Buddhist villains wash the white daily [quick wear]

Synopsis

Lu Gang, a man devoid of ambition, is bound to a system that forces him to inhabit the roles of villains across multiple worlds. Rather than embracing malice, he spends his time rescuing the downtrodden victims he is meant to torment, leading the targets of his 'cruelty' to believe his actions are actually hidden acts of love. This novel reads like a classic Quick Wear system story, leaning heavily into the misunderstood villain trope common in BL fiction. It is perfect for readers who enjoy low-stress, sweet narratives with a protective lead, while those seeking genuine moral ambiguity or high-stakes tragedy should skip it. The pacing is brisk, moving efficiently through various scenarios, with the primary appeal lying in the ironic gap between Lu Gang's perceived villainy and his actual kindness.