The Forgotten Villain’s Guide to Using the Silent Prince

“Damn… this body is really weak.” After dying, a 38-year-old man wakes up in the body of Cassmire Mostrow, a seventeen-year-old noble whose frail body is almost useless. In the world of the novel Make Me King, Cassmire is just a disabled background character, so insignificant that people barely remember his name. But there is one absolute condition if he wants to return to his original world and search for his missing older sibling: he must fulfill the deepest wish of the body’s original owner. Cassmire doesn’t care about the novel’s plot or the kingdom’s fate. For him, survival comes first, even if it means enduring a brutal noble academy in a body that can’t even handle the scorching sun. Everything changes when he is assigned to share a room with the protagonist, a deaf prince cast aside by his own family. Cassmire quickly realizes this unfortunate prince is not only the key to his plan, but also the perfect tool. To carve a path back home, Cassmire begins manipulating the prince and dragging him into a dangerous game of power. He doesn’t mind ruining lives along the way, because being a good person will never get him home.