Unconventional Villain's Simulation Game

When Ji Xu was looking for a new game, he clicked on a Villain Simulator. After a few seconds of thought, he chose the Thief DLC. He then transmigrated.

"Please retrieve the item under the protection of the city's largest dark organization before 9 AM tomorrow morning."

Ji Xu: "Huh???" Honestly, is this 'thief' actually called Kaito Kid?

After narrowly escaping death and completing the mission, he tried to uninstall the software, but it failed, and pop-ups plastered his face. Ji Xu then chose the Streamer DLC. He refused to believe it; how could being a streamer turn him into a world-destroying big villain?

"Please broadcast your 'game' to the entire world."

Ji Xu was full of question marks: "??" Don't describe a Battle Royale host so casually.

Leaving in a state of distress, he meticulously searched and picked a seemingly very evil cult DLC.

"Please infiltrate the organization and preach your doctrine to your enemies."

Ji Xu fumbled around with a series of operations and successfully sent everyone in the cult, except himself, to jail. Staring at the four words "Mission Complete," he fell into deep thought: "..."

So, this is how you infiltrate the enemy? Suddenly, his mind opened up.

First published on Jinjiang Literature City; all other sources are pirated.

Reading Guide: 1. Each simulator has a different profession, acting as an unconventional serialized story with various identities. 2. In this text, "villain" refers to a profession with negative social and moral evaluations. For example, a streamer is positive, but a Battle Royale host is negative. This does not represent personal character. I solemnly declare that the characters' values do not represent the author's values. I am trying my best to write about a character who has normal morals but acts like a villain (I don't know how to describe it, my vocabulary is poor, darn it).