Q: What should you do after becoming a cannon-fodder villain in a cultivation novel?
A: Reform yourself, stay away from the male lead, keep a low profile, and quietly survive until the end.
That was Meng Fanmin's plan.
But the young master of the demon race was born low-ranking, tricked by his legitimate elder brother into going to the battlefield, and nearly killed. He was so pitiful.
The ghost prince bore the hopes of his entire clan, endured humiliation while lying low in an immortal sect, and suffered countless indignities. He was so pitiful.
The demon prince had impure blood and was treated as a disgrace to his race, hounded by everyone and about to be skinned alive. He was so pitiful.
Meng Fanmin: Sigh, life isn't easy for any of us. If I can lend a hand, I will.
After all, they were still young, far from becoming the great villains in the original story. If she taught them properly, there might still be hope for them.
Who could have guessed that, as she taught them, she would not only fail to lead them back onto the right path, but somehow end up forming a villain alliance herself? This was a real disaster.
World-ending boss: With me here, who dares take your life?
It's good to watch, so far it's so good, why can't the author write more, I can't get enough of it 😢😢😢😢😢
Very interesting, the ending is very good [Top post][Top post][Top post]