A sizzling urban tale! Chen Hao transmigrates into an urban soldier-king novel, only to become a cannon-fodder villain?
Using his foreknowledge, he takes on the title of a handsome, rich young man and begins turning the tables, stealing the protagonist's fortune!
While the protagonist is still working as a stand-in bodyguard for a wealthy heiress, Chen Hao has already bought out her family's company!
While the protagonist is still outside an office tower, playing a face-slapping game with the bodyguards, Chen Hao has already bought the entire building!
Chen Hao roars, "There are only villains who don't work hard, not protagonist halos that can't be stolen!"
And when it comes to the original novel's heroines, he declares proudly, "I wouldn't look twice at you. This time, you're the ones who can get on your knees and fawn over me!"
This book features an original heroine, and the System is designed so that he doesn't need to win over the novel's heroines to gain luck points.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If you are so rich, you can just ask someone to tie up the protagonist and lock him up in a small dark room, and then unload one of his parts a day, and your luck level will not increase.
How can you expect your score to be so good with only 31? Do you think you are a master like Tudou? Well, you need good grades just to be on the shelves?
After those heroines' luck is gone, they can become sex slaves
Don't accept the original heroines, author, I support you.
Finally, it's not a story about villains picking up girls. Come on, the author is awesome. Other time-travel villains always focus on picking up girls and the protagonist once they travel through time. The fantasy villains don't practice hard to become stronger. They know how to pick up girls every day and compete with the protagonist for girls. They don't even think about becoming a strong person. What kind of girls don't have, so why should they care about the protagonist!
I sincerely hope that the heroine will break off the engagement and make her family bankrupt again.
Go away, you damn eunuch, you ** thing
Such results are not acceptable. . . . I wipe
Let's put the lotus on first. Every time I read this kind of novel, the villain said that he raped the heroine to help her, but at the critical moment, the protagonist appeared and saved her. Damn, so much time is not enough for sex. Even the rounds of sex are enough.
I suggest you just break off the engagement, don't do it for a month or two. This will make the protagonist look like a timid character. There is no heroine, and there are so many heroines. Besides, there must be details about the original protagonist having a heroine in the original book. All male protagonists want such a woman. Haha, I suggest you squeeze out the value of the heroine and just break off the engagement and move on to the next one. You can design a few new heroines, ones that are not in the original book, so be it!