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Transmigrated as the Villain Son of Ares

Jiuxianzhi
Sky has always aimed for a promotion at work. He was a proud man, but his weakness was facing failures and setbacks. He has never truly understood the essence of growth whenever a person fights to carve his destiny rather than give up and speak of surrender. After suffering from depression, he one day wished to become a person with power. He wanted to have a relaxing job and a beautiful home. A life free from the pains of facing hardships and adapting to changes. As if his prayers were heard. He was sent to a different world, far from the easy life of the 21st century, and to the war-stricken fantasy world of Zeronus. He woke up occupying the body of a teenager forced to escape by his origins. Sky never thought destiny would be so cruel, but he needs to learn lessons the hard way.
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