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Extra's Harem: Invincibility Starts with Marriage and lots of Children

Ryan,anormalofficeworkerwhocouldbeconsideredanextrainaboringworld,didhisjobregularlyandspenttimehereandthere.Hefoundhimself,bymistake,beingkilledbyafemalereaper.Yet,theonlythinghereceivedasjusticewasachancetotransmigrateintoanewbodywithhismemoriesintact.Meanwhile,thatfemalereaperfacedaverysmallpunishment:herpowersweresuppressedfortenminutes,leavingRyanwithnothingbutamockingsmirkfromthereaperassheridiculedhimforbeingameagerhumanwithnolifethatbelongedtohim.Hewasleftwithnochoicebuttostandinfrontoftheonewhohadgrantedsuch“justice”andwatchthereaperlaughwhileturningtoleavetheplace.Infrontofhimwasthereincarnationpool,andbesideitstoodthewomansmirkingathismiserywhilecompletelypowerlessforawholetenminutes—therewasnojusticeforhimhere.Withhishandsclenched,hedecidedthatifhewasreallygoingdown,hewouldtakeherwithhim.Swiftlytacklingher,hepushedthereaperandhimselfdirectlyintothereincarnationpool.Thenextmomentheknew,hefoundhimselfbeingbornasaextradisposalsubstituteoftheDucalPrince,destinedtodieatthehandsoftheprincessinhisstead.Soonenough,heunderstoodthatinsteadofsomerandomworld,hehadbeentransmigratedintothelastnovelhewasreadingandafanof—InvincibilityStartswithMarriageandHavingLotsofChildren.[Disclaimer:FirstPOVformaincharcterismixedinchapterswithThirdPOVofothercharacters](Disclaimer:Therecouldbemistakesinthechapters,notbecauseIamweakingrammarorsomething,butwhenonehastowrite8Kaday,thechancesofthingsbeingleftoutareprettyobvious.So,ifyouunderstandwhatthatsentencemeans,justignoretheminormistakes,butifyouwanttopointoutgrammaticalmistakes,pleasedoso.Iwillcorrectthemassoonaspossible.)

Reincarnated and Regressed Villain - Make heroines beg for forgiveness

“So,Diana,what'syourexcuseforbetrayingme?”Hisamberglintedeyesboreintothewomanwithbloodied,brokenbluehair,kneelingincompletedisarray.“...you'reevil.”“Oh,so,lookingoutforallofyoumakesmeevil?”Themannarrowedhiseyes,contemplatingtheechoesofprotagonisthalosandheroines'mentality,starklyrealnow.Comingfromaworldfarremovedfromsuchgrimreality,hehadreadaboutthesepersonalitiesinnovels,butexperiencingtheirshortcomingsfirsthandwasadifferentstory.“HowamIevil?”Helookeddownathisfootwhereayoungman,limblessandcrushed,layinastateofcompletebrokenness,musteringthelittlestrengthhehadlefttouttersomewords.“...y..youba..stard,Youkilledmillions.”Hearingthesewords,theman'sinternalamusementgrewattheabsurdityofthesehypocriticalpeople.HehaderadicatedalltheevilorganizationswithintheEmpireafterascendingtohisthrone.WarswerewagedtocrushrebelliouskingdomsthatstoodagainsthisEmpire,unitingtheentireHeidalContinentunderoneflag—theSelviusEmpire.Heshiftedhisgazetowardsanotherwomanwithpinkhair,herbodycompletelybroken,supportedbyarocktomaintainasemblanceofbalanceamidstthedevastation.“Hmm,sowhataboutyou,Karina?Wasn'tyourfamilyabouttobeexecutedbytheAidiacRoyalfamily?Isitwrongformetohaveintervened?”“Youkilledthemwithoutmercy,andalthoughyousavedmyfamily,itwasnotworthit.”“Ijustsaved—”“It'sbullshit.Youcouldhavesolvedeverythingpeacefullywithoutdrawingsomuchblood.”Hearingallthis,themanbegantounderstandwhythosenovelsdepictedthesepeopleashypocriticalandlowinintelligence.Ifhehadn'tsavedthem,theywouldhavesufferedthemostgruesomefate.Yet,despitebeingsaved,theseungratefulindividualschosetoblamehim.Thebitterironyoftheiringratitudegnawedathim,leavingabittertasteinhismouth.“Guessyouallhavethesamereasons.”Themanlookedtowardsthesevenpeople,theirdisdainfulgazesdirectedathim.Hehadonlyaimedtochangetheirfates,torescuesomefromslavery,othersfromcripplingcircumstances,andafewfrominevitablebetrayal.Yet,theyallblamedhimforsavingthem,unabletocomprehendthathehadseveredtherootcausesthatwouldhavesubjectedthemtoexcruciatingsuffering.“Hahaha.”“Indeed,nowIsee.”Henowunderstoodwhatthosenovelshadtriedtoconvey—'theseidiotsthinkthiswholeworldworksliketheythinkitwould.''System.........

Transmigrated as a Fat villain: All heroines are after me

“Y-youngmaster,theLordisrequestingyourpresence.”Ilookedatmyselfinthemirrorasamaid'svoice,lacedwithtrepidation,reachedmyears.“TellhimI'llbethereshortly.”“Iunderstand,y-youngmaster.”Ipaidnomindtoherquiveringpresence,mygazefixedonmyreflection.AndthisisexactlywhyIdespisethischaracter,Yes,Heisavillainwithmynamebutdoesitmatter,no,theproblemisthisguy'sweightheissoheavythatthistuboflardisweighingmedown,literally.Forsomeonewhopridesthemselvesonmuscle,nothing'sworsethan“fat,”andthisguybeforeme?Well,he'saprimeexampleofthat.“IsupposeIneedaworkout.”Reachingthedoor,exhaustiongrippedmeandIfoundmyselfgaspingforbreath.Itwasunbelievable–thisbodywassodarnheavy.Afteranarduousstruggle,Ifinallymademywayoutoftheroom,causingservantscarryingalitter¹toscurryover.Theyloweredit,creatingapathformetostepontoit.Itriedtoignorethespectacle–itwasthispamperingthatturnedthisfattyintoagianttire.Pushingtheannoyanceaside,Ibegantomove,managingonlyabout10stepsbeforemylegsgaveout.Damnit.Seriously?Icollapsed,leavingthetwentyservantstohastilyliftmeandplacemeontothelitter.Forme,itfeltmorelikeastretcher.ThereIwas,sprawledonitlikesomemountain,pantingheavily.“Youdamngod!IhopetheprotagonistofyourfavoritenovelgetsNTRed!”“We'rehere,youngmaster.”Canyoubelieveit?hisfather'sofficeisjustthirtystepsawayfromthispumpkinroom,yetheinsistsonusingalitter.“Givemeahand.”Iorderedwhilecursingthisheftybodyundermybreath.“Oh,come,come,mydearchild.Howwasyourday?”Iglancedatthemiddle-agedman,hisfaceexudingwarmthandcare.Asformyfeelings?Thisoldmanrighthereisthereasonthischubbyexists.NotthatIgiveadarnaboutmyindulgentfather.“I'malright,Dad.”Yes,imaginethis:asanoble,thisoldmanspoiledthispumpkinsomuchthathethinkshecangoaroundscoldingthemansion'smaidsandservants.“Takeaseat.Hey,fetchhischair!”Youmightwonderwhyhedoesn'tsitonaregularchair.Well,that'sbecausethechairiscustom-madetoaccommodatethishippo-sizedframe.“What'sgoingon,Dad?”Seriously,whywouldhesummonthisbigoldhippoovertohisquarters?There'sgottabeareasonforit....“Yourfianceeiscomingtomorrow”

Hero Party's Villain: What's the Point If Heroines Are Not Broken?

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