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Villain: I Can Assign Tasks to the Protagonist's Mom
Villain: I Can Assign Tasks to the Protagonist's Mom Plot:
Lin Chuan, a villain, accidentally binds the "Protagonist's Relative Task System" and can assign tasks to Su Min, the mother of the original protagonist Gu Cheng—from delivering hot soy milk to helping feed a cat. Every time a task is completed, his "villain index" drops a little. But when Lin Chuan discovers that Su Min is the senior he secretly had a crush on in high school, everything changes: instead of planning to take down the Gu Group, he starts changing tasks to "have dinner together"; and Su Min, who seems to be passively executing tasks, actually has long written down his little habits—like loving sweet soy milk and being afraid of cat hair—in her memo. When Gu Cheng, the original protagonist, comes to the door with a "face-slapping the villain" script, Lin Chuan holds the mango cake made by Su Min and smiles: "Sorry, my current task is to spend the love anniversary with your mom." It turns out the villain's twist is turning "causing trouble" into "loving you to the end."
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