I Was Sacrificed by Blood at the Beginning, but I Backhandedly Snatched the Chance of Being the Protagonist.

When Li Yan woke up, his hands and feet were locked with copper rings of blood contract, and the medicine for dispersing power had penetrated into his bones. In three hours, he will be sent to the Hanjiang Ancient Mine Blood Sacrifice. The Li family had already arranged the ending for him: if he died, the formation would backfire; if he lived, he would collude with the mining slaves to steal treasures and harm his own people. But they didn't know that Li Yan had penetrated into a book about martial arts and became a villain who was destined to be killed by the protagonist in the future. And this Hanjiang ancient mine hides the protagonist Fang Yue's first opportunity. In this life, Li Yan will not escape. When the person escorting him wanted to sacrifice him to the formation, he pushed the opponent into the formation with his backhand. When the protagonist was waiting to emerge, he would first seize the treasure, steal the life, and intercept the opportunity. The original book said he was a villain and destined to be defeated. Li Yan wanted to see who had the final say in the world when the villain stole the protagonist's destiny first. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.