You Sleep Over at the Princess’s Place Every Night, and You Call That Loyalty?

Bad news: He transmigrated into the game he was playing—and he’s about to be sacrificed by cultists in ten minutes. Good news: He has a player interface. Bad news: The interface is a nerfed version with only player info and an achievement system. Good news: Completing achievements comes with huge rewards! After turning the tables on the cultists, Mo Wen catches the eye of the game’s ultimate villainess—Princess Aestrid—who wants to recruit him as a subordinate. Mo Wen gladly accepts, because he’s also got his eyes on her. Or more precisely, on an extremely difficult but incredibly rewarding achievement related to her. [Lord of Villains] : Spend one hundred enchanting nights with the villainous princess Aestrid Yaroslavia. And so, Mo Wen got to work. At first, all he wanted was to hang out in the princess’s chambers and chat, hoping to quietly coast through those hundred nights. But somehow, things started to go sideways… Mo Wen: “Your Highness, mission accomplished! I completed the task you gave me.” Aestrid: “Well done. Come to my bedchambers tonight. I’ll reward you personally.” Mo Wen: “?” Mo Wen: “Your Highness…” Aestrid: “Permission granted. Come to my bedchambers tonight!” Mo Wen: “…” Night N. Mo Wen: “Your Highness…” Aestrid: “Permission granted!” Mo Wen: “No, Your Highness—I meant, I won’t be staying over tonight.” Aestrid: “?” That night, Aestrid firmly insisted that Mo Wen stay—and deeply experienced the full extent of his loyalty.