The Villain: My Mother Is the Great Emperor

Qin Tian transmigrates into the strongest female emperor of the immortal realm's only son—only to discover he's just a short-lived villain in a hot-blooded fantasy who won't survive past chapter three. Screw that! Destiny? He tears it to shreds. The Villain System activates, and he strikes first. First, he pins his mother, the Female Emperor, onto the dragon bed for nightly forbidden acts, bedding her until she skips court every single day, leaving the court and the people grumbling in resentment. The cold, alluring assassin at his side, "Shadow Concubine," he trains into a bitch who drips at a single command and moans wantonly on her knees. Descending to the lower realm to investigate the protagonist destined to overturn his fate, he instead first subdues the pure and icy Holy Maiden Wu Bingchan—tearing open her Daoist robes to expose the thousand-year-old lecherous bloodline she's hidden, screwing the aloof Holy Maiden until her faith collapses and she screams in climax, reduced to an exclusive cum-swallowing flesh toilet who rolls her hips to take it. The protagonist Lin Fan emerges from seclusion and rushes to the Holy Maiden, only to be refused at the door, his Dao heart shattered; he bloodbaths the palace but falls into an even deeper hell. Qin Tian, with two beauties in his arms, smiles to welcome the next feast—from episode one, he's already screwed destiny, women, and dignity of the immortal realm completely upside down.