I am The Villain’s Dad

Su Yuyang accepts a system's offer for eternal life, with conditions encompassing money, beauty, magic, and martial arts. However, he discovers that becoming the father of villain bosses requires not only financial support but also handsomeness and charm, lest the villains reject him. He laments being tricked by the system, but his request to withdraw from the contract is denied. The system allows him to borrow points in emergencies, but after three worlds, the system itself becomes debt-laden and asks to reclaim this privilege. Su Yuyang refuses, citing the system's own rules against retraction. The novel incorporates elements such as ancient times, gambling, handsome male leads, modern day settings, modern knowledge, office romance, a shameless protagonist, system administration, and world hopping. Reviews suggest the novel has a quick transmigration (QT) structure and may appeal to those seeking character investment, with many readers rating it highly after passing chapter 200. Some early reviews express confusion due to apparent missing chapters and abrupt transitions between worlds, alongside a perceived lack of struggle for the protagonist who frequently borrows points. The system is described as childlike and overly emotional, while the protagonist's reactions are sometimes inconsistent with his depicted long-term relationships. There is discussion among readers regarding the potential for BL (Boys' Love) themes, despite the absence of the tag, with mixed opinions on the genre.