I’m a Villain, but I Ended Up Having the Hero’s Child

Ha Uichan, known in the underworld as “Under Doom,” lives a double life straddling the line between villain and hero. During one infiltration mission at a public event, he falls victim to another villain’s trap and ends up trapped in a pit—along with three heroes. To make matters worse, he had unknowingly inhaled a large amount of an aphrodisiac. “You’re seven weeks pregnant.” “……” “They’re triplets.” That one chaotic night leads to an unexpected pregnancy. After his initial shock fades, Uichan—who had long harbored a quiet yearning for family—decides to keep the children. However, in order to register their birth, he needs official verification of the biological fathers’ supernatural abilities. Can villain Uichan raise his triplets safely without being discovered by the heroes who fathered them? [Preview] “For now, we need to focus on saving the weakest fetus first. To be honest, I’m not sure whether the baby survived because of your ability, Mr. Ha, or if it was simply hidden behind the other two fetuses all along. But since it’s been detected, we have to do everything we can to keep it alive.” “What… what should I do?” “First, find the father of the third child. We don’t know how long that fetus will last. It’s an urgent matter, so you’ll need to inform each of the fathers and test them one by one. Once you’ve found the third baby’s father, you must maintain close contact with him for a while.” “……” “Even so… I can’t guarantee that this baby will survive. Like I said, even if a god intervened, the outcome would still be uncertain.” Oh Juhyuk, now in his thirteenth year as an obstetrician, didn’t lose his composure despite facing a situation unlike anything he had ever seen or heard before. Instead, he calmly proposed a realistic course of action to deal with it. “If the third fetus stabilizes, then though it’ll be difficult for you, Mr. Ha, all three babies should be safely delivered. Once born, each will likely be classified as a ‘Boundary Entity,’ which means they’ll stop conflicting with each other. So, Mr. Ha—” Uichan lowered his gaze and fidgeted awkwardly with his fingers. It was a nervous habit, one he used to keep others from noticing his tension. Yet even that couldn’t protect him from the doctor’s final, piercing words. “It’s time to tell them.”