The Villain Is Surrounded by Delusional Female Leads Who Won’t Leave Him Alone - Chapter 11:

Chapter 11: System – Says Something Might Happen, but No Need to Take Extra Action

Fei Yangyao carried Uncle Fu and was about to get into the car.

“I’m coming too!” Gu Xiyue said, driven by a sense of responsibility—she felt she couldn’t just ignore it.

“Get lost!”

Fei Yangyao hadn’t figured it out before, but now he was sure Ye Chen had become more aggressive because this woman had accepted his confession. Gu Xiyue’s acceptance had derailed the plot completely. She was supposed to reject him—what was this mess?

A Dragon King-type protagonist like Ye Chen couldn’t possibly tolerate being greened like this. The fake relationship plot between Ye Chen and Gu Xiyue had now completely collapsed. Total disaster from the very beginning!

It was impossible for Fei Yangyao not to be angry with Gu Xiyue. But thinking about how she had just frightened Ye Chen into submission…

“Forget it. Go back for now. We’ll talk about the confession later—I’ll think of another solution.”

Fei Yangyao wasn’t someone unreasonable. 

At that moment, it didn’t feel right to vent his anger on her. He decided to deal with the plot changes after visiting the hospital. Without another word to Gu Xiyue, Fei Yangyao got into the car and rushed to the hospital.

Watching the fleet of cars disappear into the distance, Gu Xiyue felt a sudden ache in her chest. The smug satisfaction of toying with Fei Yangyao had vanished long ago.

Being rejected, being hated—those were things she had always looked forward to. If this had happened before, she would have been overjoyed. Watching that annoying guy suffer was fun. Driving him away from her should have been satisfying too. But why did combining those two joys feel so heartbreaking?

Did accepting his confession mean she made a mistake?

Why was he acting like this?

He used to treat her well. Though he was stiff and awkward, he never raised his voice at her. But now?

Gu Xiyue stood in silence for a long time.

She couldn’t figure it out. She didn’t understand what Fei Yangyao was thinking.

Irritated, she shook her head to clear it, shoved aside her negative emotions, and left without looking back.

…

Shengde Hospital.

Fei Yangyao got Uncle Fu to the hospital in time. Fortunately, the doctor said it was nothing serious—just due to his age, his body was less resilient. A bit of rest and he’d be fine.

Relieved, Fei Yangyao arranged for both himself and Uncle Fu to stay in separate luxurious single rooms. Uncle Fu could recuperate peacefully, and Fei Yangyao could logically remain in the hospital as well.

Lying leisurely on the white hospital bed, Fei Yangyao opened the system interface to check the mission progress he hadn’t had a chance to view earlier.

[Chapter 8: Boot-licking Villain Fei Yangyao Makes His Debut, Iceberg CEO Gu Xiyue Fake Public Relationship Announcement]

[Characters: Fei Yangyao, Gu Xiyue, Ye Chen, Uncle Fu, Zhao Jinfei]

[Plot Completion: 80%]

[Plot Rating: B Grade]

[Reward: One Lottery Draw]

[Friendly Reminder: The higher the plot rating, the better the guaranteed reward from the lottery, and the higher the chance of getting something good. The drawn items will also be more relevant to your current needs!]

[Host can complete missions to improve the plot rating.]

“Oh? Then what’s the mission?”

[The mission will be reasonably triggered within three days.]

“Oh? Fine, I’ll draw after the mission appears… Wait, aren’t the characters listed different from last time?”

[This system updates character appearances based on the actual plot development.]

Makes sense—Uncle Fu and Zhao Jinfei were part of newly added plotlines not in the original novel. It was reasonable that they now appeared in the credits.

Wait, Zhao Jinfei? Who’s that?

Oh, probably that bodyguard?

Fei Yangyao hadn’t expected the system to be so considerate—it even included minor crew members in the credits. Truly a thoughtful system!

“Alright, setting that aside… System, is something wrong with the female lead and Uncle Fu? Why are their reactions so different from those in the book?”

Fei Yangyao bluntly asked the key question—this was crucial for maintaining control over the plot situation.

[This is a reasonable butterfly effect triggered by the host’s previous actions. Please don’t worry too much. There are missions as a fallback. The host just needs to focus on repairing the damage.]

“…Fine.”

Hearing the system’s answer, Fei Yangyao figured it was probably because he didn’t confess yesterday. He didn’t fully understand the logic behind it, but since it wasn’t his fault and the system had backup missions in place, it should be fine.

As for Uncle Fu, he wasn’t in great shape right now. Once he recovered, Fei Yangyao planned to question him—this probably wasn’t something covered in the original novel.

His next plot event was still a few days away. For now, he could take it easy. A villain who doesn’t slack off once in a while isn’t a proper villain.

…

The next morning.

Fei Yangyao was woken by the sound of a phone call. After handling a call from his parents all the way in the Alpaca Empire, he managed to dissuade them from returning right away.

After finishing the breakfast brought by his bodyguard, Fei Yangyao grabbed his phone and started playing a game leisurely.

He thought he’d be able to rest undisturbed for a few days. Lying comfortably on the bed, he was immersed in a game called [Glory Overlord].

But then, right when he was deeply engrossed, he suddenly heard a soft, familiar female voice call out faintly, “Young Master Fei…”

That voice—which sounded a bit too familiar—totally sabotaged Fei Yangyao’s teammate.

Startled, Fei Yangyao’s hand shook. He had just landed a crucial hook on the enemy’s ultra-fed tank, setting up the perfect teamfight. But because of that call, his team got wiped 0-for-5, resulting in a game over.

Fei Yangyao nearly threw his phone, but he didn’t even get a chance to look at the screen. His eyes were already locked on the person standing at the door. He sat bolt upright, eyes wide open, as if he’d just seen a ghost.