When I came back from hell, being a villain was so easy

Jae Choi was never aiming to be a hero. Born to immigrant parents chasing the American Dream, Jae spent his life on the fringes—bullied, sidelined, and underestimated. But he found solace in villains. Not the heroes who stood for justice, but the ones who clawed their way through life with rage, wit, and pain. He dreamed of becoming an actor who could embody them—Joker, Hannibal, Loki… figures more human than heroic. But Hollywood doesn’t want Asian villains. On the day Jae finally lands his first lead villain role, he’s dropped—replaced without a second thought. Humiliated and broken, he drives the director to set, only to be blindsided by a fatal crash. Then he wakes up… in Hell. His ...