Being a Villain Becomes Addictive Infinite

Xia Tianqing, a character who travels into an “infinite” or parallel world, ends up playing the role of the villain in a game-like scenario. However, the system that was supposed to guide her abandons her, and she must navigate her way through as a villain in a world filled with heroes and heroines. The goal is to gain “villain points” by causing negative emotions in the protagonists and collecting rewards to survive.

Xia Tianqing quickly finds that being a villain isn’t as simple as it seems. Her actions, like terrifying the hero and heroine with a chainsaw, make her the MVP of the game. Over time, the protagonists begin to follow her lead, and there’s an exciting, chaotic, and humorous push and pull as they try to interact with her, causing unexpected emotional twists. The system, however, seems baffled by her unconventional approach.

In a futuristic, interstellar world, Xia Qingyan wakes up after 3,000 years of hibernation to find that humans are now considered pets of alien species. The aliens have deemed humans as highly emotional creatures, good for entertainment and comfort but not for much else. Xia Qingyan, however, takes this as a challenge and begins to turn human emotional talents into something valuable in the interstellar world.

Over time, humans gain prestige, their emotional and artistic talents becoming a symbol of status. Eventually, the human pets rebel and steal alien warships, eventually re-emerging as a powerful force in the universe, demanding respect and peace negotiations from the alien species. This story is about human resilience, unity, and the power of emotional strength in the face of oppression.

Both stories seem to blend humor, action, and emotional development, with strong protagonists challenging the systems they are part of. Xia Tianqing and Xia Qingyan are both characters who navigate strange, high-stakes worlds with wit and determination, ultimately flipping the script on what they are expected to do.