You Asked Me to Write a Villain, So Why Did I Write Hou Liangping as a Live-In Son-in-Law?

Li Xuanqing transmigrates to the set of a young screenwriters' competition!

When the production team gives the prompt, "Friendship,"

Li Xuanqing thinks it over for a long time, then decides to write a story about drug enforcement.

It looks like an ordinary crime drama about undercover cops, but its twists and turns leave the audience stunned!

And then come the unforgettable lines:

"Duan Kun is mine. Not even Jesus can save him, I said!"

"A Wei is already dead. You picked this, idol!"

The judges are even more shocked. These lines are perfect for earning bonus points!

The next prompt: villain!

Li Xuanqing thinks of one person: Hou Liangping. He titles his script The People's Justice!

Audience: "That's a typo, right? Qi Tongwei is the villain. Why is it Hou Liangping?"

"I wish Qi Tongwei were a relative of mine. As for Hou Liangping, he's all empty talk, a complete hypocrite!"

"A live-in son-in-law dares to mock Qi Tongwei for relying on his wife? Where does he get the nerve?"

"This is justice? He's so full of himself just because of his position! Someone should investigate him!"

"Who would dare investigate him?"

Judges: "This is way too realistic! Is the show going to get banned?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.