Transmigrating into a Novel: I am Both the Protagonist and the Villain

穿书：主角和反派都是我

There are countless transmigrators—some turn into people, some into dogs, and even some into rivers—but at least their souls are whole, right?

Mu Jing was different. As soon as he transmigrated, his soul split in two. Literally.

Other people transmigrate into cannon fodder, villains, or protagonists…

Mu Jing: …

Thanks for asking. I’m both the protagonist and the villain.

And my mission is…

System: Complete the storyline without going OOC (out of character).

That’s right. My mission is to truly fight myself to the death.

Mu Jing’s face: [utter despair.jpg]
Do I look like I have dissociative identity disorder? Just let me die, thank you.

Forced into a corner, Mu Jing tearfully ran down the road of split personality, never to look back.

But the situation… seems a little different from what he expected.

What he expected:
wIn the eyes of the cultivation world, his two identities would hate each other and want to kill each other on sight.

Reality:
Junior sisters: “You two are so in love! But why won’t you say it?! Confess already! Get together!”
Junior brothers (with serious expressions): “…We’re not like that with someone we hate!”
“Senior brothers, stop pretending. Just get together already.”
Everyone in the sect: “So, when’s the wedding?”
Friends from other sects: “Remember to send us an invite, thanks.”

Mu Jing: …

System: Plot deviation detected. Host, please adjust your performance accordingly.

Mu Jing: …

System, have you gone crazy too?