A noble bloodline, a distinguished family, handsome looks, and the admiration of all.
Ye Ling transmigrates into a fantasy world and becomes the chief disciple of one of its most powerful sacred lands. He has all those virtues and more, along with overwhelming combat strength and profound martial arts mastery.
Everything seems absolutely perfect, but...
"Huh? I'm not the protagonist? I'm the rich villain who steals the protagonist's beautiful women?" "What, there's a three-year pact?" "Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river. Never look down on a poor young man?" "What, that guy has already passed the test and entered my Xuantian Sacred Land?"
After hearing this, Ye Ling is utterly flustered. The other guy has an old man to guide him and a golden finger. What should he do?
No problem. I have a System!
Protagonist, you think you're so impressive? If fate wants me to be the villain, then I'll be the villain!
Your opportunities are mine! Your beautiful women are mine, too! Since you're making an enemy of me, I'll make sure you...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Aren't you afraid of becoming a hybrid after fusing so many bloodlines?
Isn't it just a harem story about beating the male protagonist to death and acquiring a woman, doing some villain gimmick, and writing a stallion story from a different angle? The original protagonist's IQ is as low as the original villain's, and the original villain's sperm is as high as the original protagonist's.
The so-called protagonist is simply three sentences. ——By chance and coincidence, all belong to me! ——The heroine is with you, and you will see her in a new light! ——If you are my enemy, you will definitely die!
There is no one in Feilu who doesn't have a stallion! Are all the diaosi writers in Feilu so hungry and lacking in love~!
Some interesting suggestions: In general, the heroine in a novel is easily captured, and the villain will definitely arrive when he is about to take the final step. The villain is often let go by the protagonist. The male and female protagonists will eventually get together, but before that they generally hated each other. The protagonist is very forbearing and can always test the edges as long as he doesn't touch the bottom line. Brothers are like siblings and women are like clothes. Generally, the male protagonist treats his brothers and friends better than himself. No matter how his brothers and friends try to trick him, he still gives money, exercises, beautiful women, and even matches the heroine with his brothers, etc. I think the author could have the villain protagonist of this book use this information to deal with the original protagonist. Of course, there are many *blood routines that can be used. Many books in which the villain is the protagonist are actually not like the villain at all. They use the name of a villain to do what the protagonist does, and the original protagonist is portrayed as a real villain wearing the skin of the protagonist. Please accept some suggestions
I was already poisoned to death when I saw the time travel to the Sui Dynasty.
This book is very good at the beginning, but at the end it is full of pitfalls and misinformation. How do you want people to think that you are subscribing? Can you be more serious and can you handle it all day long?
When the villain becomes the first person perspective, he evolves into the protagonist, and the original protagonist becomes a pseudo-protagonist.
The first 300 or so chapters looked pretty good, but then the 100 or so chapters approaching the second world were like being criticized, and all of a sudden the male protagonist seemed to have lost his mind. Maybe it was written by a different person or something. At the beginning, he said he couldn't do the same thing as the protagonists who were criticized for being criticized. But in the second world, you are as if your IQ is off the line. I feel embarrassed when I read it. I am really convinced.
I traveled to the fantasy world and thought I was writing fantasy, and then suddenly went to the martial arts world to write. Is this interesting?