Villain: All My Junior Sisters Are Yanderes

Chapter 1: Let It Be, I Am the Villain:

Heavenly Derivation Sect, Seventh Peak.

Screech!

Hundreds of Azure Luan birds cried out in unison, soaring through the sky.

A hundred Luan birds crying together!

This was the signal that the Peak Master had summoned everyone!

Upon hearing the call, the disciples gathered before the main hall, their expressions freezing in surprise.

Looking up, they saw a demonic phoenix, exuding a fierce and ominous aura, flapping its massive wings that blotted out the sky as it slowly descended.

Standing on the phoenix’s back was a man in green robes.

His posture was as sharp as a sword, and his handsome face was chiseled to perfection, as if sculpted by the divine. His expression remained calm, and under the sunlight, his jet-black hair shimmered with an alluring, deep luster. His eyes, dazzling like the stars, held an unfathomable mystery and sharpness.

His gaze was indifferent as he swept his eyes over the crowd below.

Like an eagle in the night, cold and aloof, he stood alone, radiating an aura of absolute dominance over heaven and earth.

“Senior Brother… Senior Brother has returned?!”

“It’s only been three months, and the Celestial Prison already released him?”

“Wasn’t he supposed to be imprisoned for at least three years? Why did they let him out so soon? What is the Celestial Prison thinking?!”

However.

As soon as the disciples recognized the young man’s face, their expressions drastically changed. Many of them immediately lowered their heads and took quiet steps back.

At the farthest end of the group, a breathtaking young girl dressed in white martial robes, as ethereal as a celestial maiden, finally arrived. But the moment she saw the figure in the sky, her beautiful face turned ice-cold, her eyes filled with intense disgust and contempt.

“Junior Sister Mu is here too?”

“I really don’t understand what Senior Brother was thinking back then. Junior Sister Mu is the most gifted disciple our Seventh Peak has seen in a hundred years. If he liked her, couldn’t he have pursued her properly? Instead, he resorted to such despicable actions, using the excuse of delivering medicine and nearly ruining her innocence…”

“Senior Brother wasn’t like this before. Back then, he was gentle and refined, warm and approachable. He was the perfect partner in the hearts of countless junior and senior sisters. Why has he changed so much?”

“Sigh, Senior Brother… he’s no longer the Senior Brother we once knew.”

The disciples whispered among themselves, their faces filled with disappointment.

The Senior Brother they once admired as flawless—

Now, he had become nothing more than a hypocrite who hid behind a facade of righteousness.

It wasn’t just the disciples who were disappointed.

Even the Peak Master, who had raised him since childhood, had a look of deep disappointment in her eyes.

Dressed in snow-white robes, Bai Qingxuan stepped out of the main hall. As the Peak Master of the Ninth Peak, her authority was unquestionable. Her icy face was slightly lifted, her cold and beautiful eyes fixed on the figure in midair.

Moments later.

The demonic phoenix landed.

The young man dismounted. His green robes and jet-black hair swayed in the wind, his features breathtakingly handsome. He glanced at the many junior brothers and sisters around him before finally resting his gaze on Bai Qingxuan in front of the hall.

His lips curved slightly, always carrying a smirk that was neither a smile nor a sneer, exuding an air of wild arrogance.

“Disciple Su Ming—”

“Greets Master.”

He clasped his hands together and spoke indifferently.

Bai Qingxuan locked eyes with him.

After a long silence, her crimson lips parted, and her cold voice echoed across the sky:

“I never gave permission. Who allowed you to return?”

Su Ming raised a finger and pointed toward the sky, his face carrying a lazy smile.

“Ninety-nine heavenly tribulations. I withstood them all. So, they had no reason to keep me locked up.”

Hearing this, the disciples gasped.

Ninety-nine heavenly tribulations!

If it were them, they wouldn’t even survive one. Yet, Senior Brother had endured all ninety-nine?

Their feelings toward him were complicated—both reverence and resentment.

Resentment that he had fallen so low!

Why did he have to do such a disgraceful thing to Junior Sister Mu? As the eldest disciple, did he not understand the basic principles of integrity and honor?

Did he not realize how much harm he had caused her?

Ever since that incident, the once lively and cheerful Junior Sister Mu had become silent and withdrawn. Her innocent and radiant smile had disappeared entirely.

Bai Qingxuan let out a quiet sigh.

Then, her voice turned cold.

“As the eldest disciple of my Seventh Peak, you committed an act so vile that even the heavens are outraged. I sent you to the Celestial Prison to reflect on your actions and change your ways.”

“Now that you have served your punishment, I ask you again—do you acknowledge your wrongdoing toward your Junior Sister?”

Her expression was stern, and her tone was ice-cold.

From Bai Qingxuan’s eyes, Su Ming saw the deep disappointment within them.

He let out a chuckle.

Disappointed? So be it.

It didn’t matter anymore.

After all…

He was destined to disappoint his master.

Because—

He was a villain.

A villain who could never escape his fate!

If he remembered correctly…

This should be his sixth life.

Six lifetimes of reincarnation!

His sixth time reliving the same fate.

In his first life, he had realized he had transmigrated into the world of a fantasy novel, becoming the novel’s villainous Senior Brother.

Unfortunately.

He had no system, no golden finger. Even with his knowledge of the plot, he couldn’t change his fate as a villain.

In the end, he was always humiliated by the protagonist, serving as nothing more than a stepping stone on the protagonist’s path to greatness.

In other words, he was cannon fodder.

And for a transmigrator like him—

This kind of fate was more frustrating than anything else.

So.

Of course, he had thought about changing the plot.

He wanted to go from being a dark and despised villain to a respected and admired Senior Brother.

Unfortunately.

Perhaps it was the rules of this novel’s world working against him, but no matter how hard he tried, no matter how much he cared for and protected his junior brothers and sisters, in the end, he was always labeled as the “villain.” And then, as if following a script, he would be humiliated and slapped in the face by the protagonist before meeting a miserable end at the protagonist’s hands.

In his first life.

The future Empress, Mu Qingyan, became his junior sister. He remembered it clearly—back then, to avoid the fate of a villain, he had always shown her the utmost care, sincerely playing the role of a kind and gentle Senior Brother.

Yet in the end, in her eyes, he was nothing more than a pathetic bootlicker.

He still remembered how, once, his junior sister encountered a cultivation accident, nearly going berserk and crippling her cultivation. He risked his own life, venturing into a forbidden realm alone. In the end, with one arm severed, he managed to retrieve a rare spiritual medicine for her.

But after she successfully broke through in her cultivation, she met the protagonist. From that moment on, while she felt some gratitude toward her one-armed Senior Brother, she ultimately became distant.

He had become nothing more than a ridiculous clown.

In his second life.

Unwilling to accept his fate, he controlled himself—he showed the proper care and concern for his fellow disciples, never overstepping boundaries, never being overly attentive. He remained warm and approachable but never excessively involved.

When the sect faced a crisis.

He took responsibility as a Senior Brother, standing alone with his sword against ten demonic overlords, fighting a bloody battle to protect the sect’s disciples. In the end, though he safeguarded everyone, he was gravely injured, leaving him with hidden wounds that prevented his cultivation from advancing ever again.

After the war.

His spiritual core shattered. Later, during the sect’s grand competition, he was defeated by the protagonist. From then on, the protagonist became the shining star of the sect, worshipped by all the disciples. And he, the once-admired Senior Brother, could only fade into obscurity.

In the end, when he merely wanted to drink away his sorrows with his junior sister, the protagonist accused him of colluding with the demon clan and trying to deceive his junior sister, branding him as a villain once again.

In the third life.

He learned from his past mistakes. He still walked the righteous path.

His Seventh Junior Sister, who came from the Supreme Profound Sect, had a naturally weak constitution despite her extraordinary talent in cultivation. One day, for some unknown reason, her body suffered severe damage, destroying her spiritual veins and making it impossible for her to cultivate ever again.

Unwilling to see her in pain, he secretly transplanted one of his own spiritual veins into her. He even protected her from the shadows every time she cultivated, ensuring her safety.

But in the end, the protagonist caught him in the act.

And then—

He was labeled as a pervert who spied on women.

No matter how much he explained, no one believed him. They only believed the protagonist.

And then came the fourth life…

The fifth life.

And now, the sixth!

His heart was already exhausted.

What righteous path?

It was utterly laughable!

Since, in every life, everyone only believed the so-called “protagonist” and saw him as a detestable villain, then why should he keep forcing himself to live such a miserable existence?

Born a villain!

He might as well enjoy himself.

In this life, he finally figured it out. He would follow the plot as it was written, play his role, and, in the meantime, relish the experience of being a villain. Bullying junior brothers, teasing junior sisters, defying his beautiful Master—things he never dared to do in his past five lives, he had done them all in this sixth life.

Because of this, the name of Su Ming, the Senior Brother of the Seventh Peak, had become infamous across the sect.

Which disciple from the other six peaks didn’t look at him with disgust?

Thinking of this, Su Ming turned his head, his eyes landing on the breathtakingly beautiful figure at the back of the crowd.

His lips curled into a devilish smirk.

“Mistake? Junior Sister almost lost control during cultivation. As her Senior Brother, helping her was my duty. What mistake did I make?”

Then, his tone shifted, a playful gleam in his eyes.

“But to be honest, Junior Sister’s figure is truly unforgettable at first sight.”

The words fell.

Silence.

Then—

The entire crowd erupted in an uproar!

Was this truly the Senior Brother they once respected?!

Yet, what the crowd didn’t know was that the moment Su Ming finished speaking, a cold mechanical voice suddenly echoed in his mind:

[Ding! Female lead Mu Qingyan’s favorability toward the Host has changed from “disgust” to “extreme disgust.” Host’s behavior aligns with the villain persona. Reward: 1000 Villain Points]]

1000 Villain Points?

Su Ming smirked.

So stingy.

But something was better than nothing.

In this sixth life—when he had finally decided to embrace his role as a villain—he had experienced a deviation in his cultivation and unexpectedly awakened a system.

A Villain System.

Unlike the golden fingers that protagonists received, this system had only one function:

Whenever he completed villainous actions in the story, he would receive Villain Points.

These points could be used in the Villain Mall to exchange for anything he desired.

Once the villain’s plotline was fully played out—once the world’s storyline reached its end—the system had promised him something.

He would be able to leave this world.

He could ascend to the Divine Realm.

Or—

Return to Earth.

At that moment, for the first time, Su Ming felt a sense of relief.

Since he was destined to be a villain—

Then he would become the most terrifying villain this world had ever seen.

A villain so powerful that every protagonist would tremble and kneel before him!