Everyone Thinks I'm the Ultimate Villain

'''[Note: This novel deteriorates in later chapters due to the author's limited writing skills. New readers are advised to stop at Chapter 108 for the best experience.] On her first day in a new world, the Good Deeds System, after careful selection, finally bound its host. Its host was gentle, pure, kind, and pitifully delicate. Her good deeds could fill a book, perfectly fitting the definition of a "good person." At least, that's what the system initially thought. Until twenty minutes after binding, when the host knocked on the neighbor's door. With a soft, harmless expression, she retrieved a grotesquely contorted head from the neighbor's refrigerator. The murderer neighbor scrambled ...