Bengtie, I'm really not a villain!

You then activated the ship's built-in communicator.

This ship is a product of the Interstellar Peace Corporation. It was purchased by Estádio using her status as a wealthy heiress and her large allowance. She obtained the navigation permit by relying on her status.

Naturally, this ship could easily contact people from the Interstellar Peace Corporation.

[Then, you contacted Esther's parents.]

What you are about to present to Estelle's parents is a scene that will enrage them.

[Their most beloved daughter, Estella, is tied to a unique rocking horse!]

Chapter Twenty-Seven: Parents' Reprimands (Bonus Chapter 10/10)

As Jing Ye in the Villain Simulator established contact with the Interstellar Peace Corporation, even the Villain Simulator itself couldn't help but marvel at what was about to happen:

[The host truly is a born villain, doing something so outrageous to Estella.]

[The host is such an impatient villain, killing the goose that lays the golden eggs just to do more with Estádio.]

Jing Ye does not deny the villain simulator's assessment of him.

The things that she did with the Great Black Tower before were things that Estella, who was still just a young lady from a wealthy family, could not bear.

Just as he had imagined in the villain simulator, it would take far too long to train Estella, the rebellious and naive girl who had just escaped her family, to the point where she could do all sorts of things with him.

Those experiments that required constantly avoiding the gaze of outsiders to prevent exposure, those experiments that required pretending to be nonchalant in front of relatives and friends, and all sorts of explorations targeting her personally—all of these were things that Estella had probably never heard of.

Instead of slowly cultivating feelings for Estelle, it's better to take it one step at a time and use a slightly more forceful approach.

Skip the sweet honeymoon period, skip the slow, boring romance and lovey-dovey moments, and let Astara experience what the Great Black Tower once did.

Similar to the correct use of a magic staff, and experimental sites where one is confined to a peculiar vehicle, etc... all of these can be directly applied through this brutal and direct approach.

And you can also enjoy the sight of Estella's tearful, delicious breakdown.

It might be a little bit cruel and unacceptable to Estelle.

But so what? In Jingye's opinion, Aisda's feelings were irrelevant to him anyway.

His purpose in contacting Estelle was always to get her, as the acting stationmaster, to help him leave the space station and escape the clutches of the Great Black Tower.

As for the villain simulator giving itself a thumbs up...

Jing Ye rolled his eyes at the praise for the villain simulator, not even wanting to pay attention to the guy's flattery.

Compared to the lewd entries in the villain simulator and the deliberate mockery of his relationship with the Black Tower, Jing Ye considered himself a relatively kind and good person.

After all, Jing Ye was very kind to him, but the villain simulator had truly schemed against him and was mocking his predicament.

For Jing Ye, those who embarrass him and mock him are bad people, while those who benefit him are good people.

Since he only does things that benefit himself, Jingye naturally assumes he's the good guy.

Although the reason I didn't trust the villain simulator was partly due to my involvement with the Black Tower incident.

The villain simulator trembled slightly when Jing Ye pointed at it with his middle finger, for reasons unknown.

In short, the villain simulator continues its shaky, self-aggrandizing praise:

It wasn't just kidnapping Estelle and doing various things to her; it was doing all this right in front of her parents!

[Does the host intend to do everything he did with the Great Black Tower to Estella in front of her family, completely destroying everything she has?]

Destroy Estelle's love and hope, and shatter her image as a pampered young lady in her parents' eyes.

[To destroy Estelle's dignity as a human being, and to destroy all the beautiful image she has of herself in front of everyone?]

After being subjected to all sorts of humiliating acts in front of the public, Estella's dignity and personality as a human being must have been utterly destroyed by the host.

[At that point, Estella, having lost her personality and sense of self, will become nothing more than a puppet of her host.]

[A puppet with empty eyes, only knowing how to obey the host's commands, a being more pitiful than a toy.]

【Host, are you this??】

Jing Ye nodded in approval at the villain simulator's promising potential; at least the villain simulator was starting to resemble a villain.

He's at least getting to the point, which is a little better than before.

At least it doesn't directly say that it uses the term "personality ranking" to directly and crudely destroy Estella's inner self and self, or directly turn Estella into its own puppet.

Such brutal methods can only be called violence, and have no aesthetic appeal whatsoever.

What the villain simulator said was indeed part of the plan, but unfortunately.

Just as Jingye previously commented on the Villain Simulator, although it has some villainous potential, it is far from enough.

Such a plan, while delicious, is by no means enough to be called art.

Admittedly, he secretly plotted against others, personally pushing Estella to the brink of despair, making her mistakenly believe that his appearance was a beacon of hope in her life.

Then, after giving Estella hope, he personally stripped her of everything. This double act of evil is far more satisfying than simply kidnapping Estella and forcing her to do various things from the start.

But what happens after doing evil?

After committing evil, what happens after destroying all the inner strength and hope that Estella had painstakingly cultivated through affirmation?

Is Jing Ye just looking for an empty, mindless doll?

Perhaps it could be collected as a work of art, but it's far from being something Jing Ye considers worthy of appreciation.

What he wanted was for Estelle to still have a more unique self after everything was destroyed.

Jingye never liked to act on his own.

What he wanted was Estella, which was fully automatic.

The doll Jing Ye seeks is a higher-level, perfect work of art, capable of moving itself to the point of groveling and begging for favor.

However, this might be too early for the villain simulator; this guy is too green to grasp such advanced levels.

Let's proceed as planned and let the villain simulator witness his methods firsthand.

As the plan progresses, the villain simulator will naturally understand.

Subsequently, the content in the Villain Simulator reached its peak.

………………

[After you activate the ship's built-in communicator and contact the Interstellar Peace Corporation]

You removed Estella's earmuffs so she could hear her parents' voices coming through the communicator.

[This is the fifth day since you escaped from your family with Estella. You whisper in Estella's delicate earlobe.]

[While wantonly bullying Estelle, he whispered devilishly with anticipation.]

"Estella, guess what your parents will say?"

[Estana's body, already stiff from your betrayal, trembled as you continued to bully her.]

Despite Estella's angry attempts to break free from your bullying, the more she struggled while bound, the more pain she experienced.

[Estella whimpered softly as the rope tightened around her body in pain during her struggle, then surrendered to your control.]

[Upon hearing that you had already activated the communicator and were about to be witnessed by your parents, Estella trembled once more.]

"If they knew I had kidnapped you, would they be anxious? Would they be angry?"

"Or something else? Take a guess?"

Your words are like a burning flame, searing Estella, especially as she is relentlessly bullied in this helpless state.

What would be the reaction of parents if they saw this?

Estelle had a vague answer in her heart, but even as she fell into the abyss, she still hoped that a ray of light would shine in.

Then, Estelle heard a rebuke that was colder than falling into an abyss, a rebuke that made her forget to tremble and freeze her entire body—

"Aista! You're so inconsiderate! So many guests came to your birthday party, where were you?!"

A torrent of abuse came through the communicator.

Like sharp knives, they pierced Estelle's already wounded heart.

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A whopping 2 words have been added! The following plot is going to be even more exciting, so I guess I'll have to keep reading now!

Chapter Twenty-Eight: A Suffocating Family

Several days have passed since the Star Peace Corporation was gripped by anxiety over Estella's disappearance.

Estella's parents initially thought this was just a simple disagreement, nothing more than Estella, the spoiled young lady, throwing a tantrum.

[Estella's parents, after searching everywhere for her, were still seething with anger.]

Of course, Estádio's family was not angry about her disappearance.

Estelle's family was planning to teach this impolite fellow a lesson.

[Estella dares to disappear at such an important time, right before her birthday party?!]

This spoiled young lady, who was still dissatisfied despite being given a beautiful and expensive gift—the right to name a star—was severely reprimanded!

"Don't keep so many guests waiting, come back quickly!"

"Mom and Dad have prepared so many things for you. Didn't you want to name the stars? We've given you everything you wanted, what more could you want!"

"There are still so many gifts for our guests, stop fooling around!"

The deafening shouts from Estella's parents, coming through the communicator, instantly silenced Estella, who was clinging to her last glimmer of hope.

Of course you know how Estella's parents will react, because you can tell that they, like you, are people who only care about money.

Their angry outbursts at Estelle's absence were to be expected.

What you're looking for is Estella being scolded and disheartened by her parents.

What you want is for Esther to completely break off her facade with her parents and drop all pretense.

You need to make sure Estella and her parents truly understand each other's true nature.

Estella listened to the angry curses coming through the communicator, finding it hard to believe that this was only the fifth day since she and you escaped from your family.

[Would Estelle's parents have truly said what they said when they finally reconnected with her on the fifth day after she went missing?]

[Aista couldn't understand why someone with a body temperature of 37 degrees Celsius could say such cold things.]

Estella had been hoping that, in this moment of despair after being betrayed by her beloved, her parents could offer her salvation.

But as expected, Esther's parents were still the same as she knew them—cold and ruthless.

In their eyes, Esther's personal ego was completely unimportant; what mattered was that it didn't affect their business, and even more importantly, it didn't embarrass their business partners.

Even now that Esther has been kidnapped, her parents' first thought upon answering the phone is still to scold her.

The cold, angry rebuke that came from the communicator was just like what Estelle had heard when she made mistakes in the past.

[It's not like being scolded for accidentally breaking something while playing as a child, but rather being reprimanded for failing to demonstrate proper conduct in front of business partners as "their child."]

[Because Estella did not display the talents and qualities expected of a noblewoman, and because Estella did not demonstrate the exceptional qualities that made her parents so outstanding in raising her.]

That's why Estelle was scolded by her parents.

Just like the reprimands coming through the communicator right now.

What angered her parents wasn't her "disappearance" itself, but rather "the time she disappeared."

Her parents were scolding her for daring to be absent from this stage, which was created on her behalf, causing them to lose face!

As for that so-called "birthday party"?

Estelle chuckled inwardly; she knew it was just a ruse.

Estella knew that she was never the star of her birthday parties.

Estella understood that "her birthday party" was no match for her parents; it was merely a pretext concocted by the Interstellar Peace Corporation to provide a suitable platform and venue for discussions with its business partners.

[Aista's parents only ever cared about what reliable business partners they met on that platform, and only about the trade agreements signed at this birthday party.]

As for Estádio herself?

[The fragments of Estella's memory of the birthday party were all fake, ridiculous, and hurtful insincere applause and cheers, as well as her parents' pretentious celebration.]