A struggling Feilu writer wakes up one day and discovers that he has transmigrated.
And of all places, he has transmigrated into the novel he wrote himself,
becoming the great villain whom even the author himself pitied:
Leng Yinqin, the kind of guy whose fiancée gets taken by the protagonist as soon as she appears,
and whose sisters all marry into other families to save him, only for him to be killed by the protagonist in the end.
As the author of the book and now its great villain, Leng Yinqin absolutely refuses to let that happen.
He will fight back.
Watch as an all-knowing great villain launches his fiercest assault on the protagonist.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
No longer updated? Have you gone to the palace to take care of your empress?
Looking at your profile, are you sure that's the villain? Instead of the protagonist? Where did such a miserable villain come from?
What is the author's big golden finger?
What do you think of the heroine? . . . . . The heroine even endured a slap, so she pampered the heroine. There are more than just female protagonists in the novel world, right? Why do you need to spoil the heroine? . The villain just needs to be kept and watched, and the heroine can be turned into a canary in a cage that can be watched. . . I don't believe that the heroine in the novel he wrote is only a woman. Sometimes the female supporting role is better than the female protagonist. The heroine just has a halo, the author should think about it!