America's Greatest Villain: I Defeat Magic with Magic

Chen Yuan's parents died unexpectedly, and he plummeted from the middle class to the brink of poverty. Good news: his parents left him a house in Los Angeles! Bad news: $8,000 in property taxes, $45,000 in tuition, and only $32.50 in his bank account. Without paying, he'd be homeless. Fortunately, the [American Villain System] activated! Being a villain means getting dollars and attribute bonuses? It allows him to instantly spot any recent misdeeds someone might commit?! Faced with a wealthy, liberal woman's racism, Chen Yuan exposed her animal abuse, leaving her speechless! This is magic against magic! Faced with a swindler who cheated him out of money and sex, Chen Yuan directly reported him for money laundering and tax evasion—let him explain himself to the IRS! This is exercising taxpayer rights! ...Until one day, the truth behind his parents' tragic deaths was revealed, and Chen Yuan realized: only by standing against America can he become a true villain! PS: The protagonist is cunning, protective, and not a saint; he excels at using American rules to achieve devastating results! P.S.: This is a lighthearted and enjoyable novel where the protagonist, disguised as a villain, secretly brings surprises to the motherland.