Villain: Manipulating the Heroines into hating the Protagonist

The following days passed without much incident. Jake didn’t seem to find out about the night at the hotel, and Wang Jian was careful not to push his luck too far. Instead, he maintained his usual charm, flirting with Jessica when they met in secret but keeping things discreet enough to avoid arousing suspicion.

Meanwhile, Wang Jian’s girlfriend Emily began to act differently toward him. Ever since that night at the club, she had noticed something had changed in Wang Jian. He seemed more confident, more charismatic, and it was as though a spark had been reignited between them. Emily, who had been slowly drifting away from him before, now found herself wanting to spend more time with him.

One evening, Emily showed up at Wang Jian’s hostel unannounced, a playful smile on her face. “Hey,” she greeted him, stepping inside without waiting for an invitation. “I was thinking we could spend some time together tonight. Maybe go out for dinner or something?”

Wang Jian, who had been expecting a quiet night to himself, was caught off guard. He raised an eyebrow at her sudden interest but managed to hide his annoyance. “Dinner, huh?” he said with a casual smile. “I didn’t know you missed me that much.”

Emily laughed lightly, her eyes twinkling. “I do. I’ve noticed you’ve been different lately… in a good way. It’s like you’ve become more… I don’t know… exciting?”

Wang Jian internally rolled his eyes. He knew exactly what had changed-his focus had shifted away from her, and now that she sensed it, she was scrambling to regain his attention. But outwardly, he kept his expression neutral, nodding as though he was considering her words.

“Maybe I have,” he said with a smirk. “But tonight… I actually have some things to take care of. How about we plan something for another day?”

Emily pouted slightly, but she didn’t press the issue. “Okay, but don’t forget about me, alright? I still want us to have some fun together.”

Wang Jian nodded, giving her a light peck on the lips before she left. As soon as the door closed behind her, he let out a sigh of relief. The truth was, he had no interest in rekindling things with Emily. His mind was elsewhere-specifically, on Jessica.

His relationship with Emily had become a chore, and while he still played along when necessary, his heart wasn’t in it. Jessica, on the other hand, was a challenge-a thrill that excited him far more than his routine with Emily ever could. He wasn’t about to let that go.

As the night wore on, Wang Jian pulled out his phone and began texting Jessica, who responded almost immediately. The two exchanged playful messages, with Wang Jian flirting effortlessly and teasing her about their next secret meeting. Jessica seemed eager to see him again, and before long, they were planning another rendezvous for the following week.

Wang Jian smiled to himself as he lay back on his bed, satisfied with how things were going. Everything was falling into place. He had Jessica wrapped around his finger, and Jake remained blissfully unaware. Even Emily, who had once been a problem, was no longer a major concern. He had control of the situation, and that was exactly how he liked it.

The next day, Wang Jian arrived at his arts design college, where he was enrolled in a game design course. The campus was bustling with students, all eager to get to their classes. As Wang Jian made his way through the courtyard, he noticed the usual group of bullies eyeing him from a distance. They were a trio of guys who had made it their mission to torment him ever since he arrived at the college. However, Wang Jian wasn’t the same person they once bullied. His confidence had grown, and he was no longer afraid of them.

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“Hey, look who it is!” one of the bullies, a tall guy with messy brown hair, sneered as Wang Jian approached. “The loser’s back for more.”

“Think you can just walk through here like you own the place?” another bully chimed in, cracking his knuckles.

Wang Jian sighed inwardly. He was in no mood to deal with these idiots, but before he could respond, a familiar voice cut through the air.

“Back off!” Emily’s voice was firm and commanding as she approached the group, her eyes flashing with anger. She locked her arm with Wang Jian’s, pulling him closer to her. “You guys have nothing better to do than pick on him?”

The bullies exchanged uneasy glances. Emily wasn’t someone they wanted to mess with. She was popular, confident, and had a sharp tongue that could cut them down in an instant. They backed off, muttering curses under their breath as they walked away.

“Are you okay?” Emily asked, looking up at Wang Jian with concern.

Wang Jian smiled at her. “I’m fine. Thanks for stepping in.”

“Of course,” she replied, squeezing his arm affectionately. “Let’s get to class.”

The two of them walked together, arm in arm, through the college grounds. As they approached the main building, they passed by Jessica and Jake, who were arriving at the same time. Jessica’s eyes narrowed slightly as she saw Wang Jian with Emily, a flicker of jealousy flashing across her face. But she quickly composed herself, sending a discreet message to Wang Jian on her phone: “Meet me behind the main building during lunch break.”

Wang Jian felt his phone buzz in his pocket and glanced at the message. A sly smile played on his lips as he read it. He didn’t respond, knowing that Jessica would be waiting for him later.

Classes that day went by normally, but for Wang Jian, they were excruciatingly dull. The game design course, which involved learning about different aspects of digital art, coding, and game mechanics, was supposed to be challenging, but Wang Jian found it all too easy. His time in the otherworldly cultivation realm had granted him an understanding of the universe’s laws, making it simple for him to visualize and grasp the concepts being taught. While other students struggled to keep up with the lessons, Wang Jian breezed through them effortlessly, feeling as though he could teach the class himself.

As the morning passed, Wang Jian found himself growing increasingly bored. He doodled in his notebook, letting his mind wander. It wasn’t until a particular moment that something- or rather, someone-caught his attention.

In the hallway, just outside his classroom, Wang Jian caught sight of an extremely sexy teacher walking by. Her name was Professor Isabella “Bella” Thompson, and she was the talk of the college. Professor Thompson taught advanced digital media, a subject Wang Jian’s course didn’t cover, but her reputation had spread far and wide. She had a beautiful, almost ethereal face, with sparkling blue eyes and full lips that seemed to always be curved in a sultry smile. Her figure was something out of a fantasy-she had ripe, peach-shaped buttocks that swayed hypnotically as she walked, and her large breasts strained against the fabric of her fitted blouse, drawing the gaze of every male within sight.

Every guy in the college students, teachers, and even staff-had a crush on her. Professor Thompson exuded a natural sex appeal that was impossible to ignore, and she knew exactly how to wield it.

Wang Jian watched her for a moment, captivated by her beauty. He had heard the rumors

about her, how she was always the center of attention and how no one could resist her charms. But he also noticed something else-Professor Thompson was selective about who she interacted with. She seemed to have a strict, almost untouchable aura, and few had managed to get close to her.

A challenge. The thought crossed Wang Jian’s mind, and he smiled to himself. Conquering Professor Thompson wouldn’t be easy, but he relished the idea of doing so. She was the epitome of allure, and he wanted her. But he knew that to succeed, he would need to be strategic. This wasn’t something he could rush.

At lunch, Wang Jian slipped away to meet Jessica behind the main building. She was already waiting, leaning against the wall with her arms crossed. She looked a bit nervous but smiled when she saw him.

“You actually came,” she said, her voice soft.

Wang Jian stepped closer, brushing a strand of hair from her face. “How could I not? You

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Jessica blushed, her nervousness fading as Wang Jian’s confidence enveloped her. They spoke

for a while, their conversation playful and flirty. It wasn’t long before Jessica began

complaining about Jake, telling Wang Jian about the latest argument they had.

“He’s just so controlling sometimes,” she said, sighing. “I feel like I can’t even breathe

around him.”

Wang Jian smiled sympathetically, taking full advantage of the moment. “You deserve better than that, Jessica. You’re too amazing to be stifled like that.”

She bit her lip, her eyes flickering with uncertainty, but also with desire. Wang Jian saw the

way she looked at him-the way she wanted something more than just a sympathetic ear. He made sure to record their conversation subtly, capturing every word she said about Jake. He had plans for this information later.