The villain, I just want them to be obedient
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In the novel 'The Villain, I Just Want Them to Be Obedient,' the protagonist, previously accused of betrayal, seeks to embrace the role of a pure villain in a new life. As the duke's son, he challenges societal expectations by engaging in daring acts like kidnapping princesses and acquiring slaves without payment. Amid accusations and threats, the protagonist navigates complex relationships, including a surprising bond with the protagonist's sister. Despite his questionable actions, he offers reassurance to those around him, promising to put aside his misdeeds if they comply. Explore the intriguing narrative of moral ambiguity and unexpected alliances in this captivating novel.
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When I was a good person, I was slandered as a traitor. I just want to be a pure villain in my new life. As the son of a duke, shouldn’t I be arrogant and playful?
What, you want to report me for kidnapping the eldest princess?
No, I even tied up the little princess.
You say you bought two slaves for the price of one slave?
Don’t slander me! I didn’t pay at all!
You said the protagonist is going to tell the whole world that I am a scum tomorrow?
It’s weird, his sister is still feeding me grapes now, so it’s reasonable to pay off my brother’s debt.
Don’t be afraid, I’m really not a devil, as long as you are obedient, I will put these little props away.
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