[Dual heroines + angst and sweetness + campus + brainwashing]
Are there truly righteous people in this world? I'm not sure. No one can be sure.
But are there truly evil people in this world? There certainly are.
In this world of black and white, everyone chases after their own interests... Every truth in the world serves money.
Those so-called motivational success stories, and entrepreneurs confidently talking in front of a screen, do you really think you'll learn a lot just by listening?
Don't be naive. Gamblers hide the fact that they cheat. All they'll tell you is, “Be brave and get yourself to the poker table, kid,” and “You were this close to making it...”
Mixing half a lie into what you say is a very useful trick. The protagonist of this novel, Zhang Liansheng, is a formidable “liar.”
As he puts it: Only a lie that gets exposed is a lie. Use the power of the crowd to make it true. (If everyone says there's a dragon flying in the sky, would you dare say there isn't?)
(Note: The “good” and “evil” factions in this story don't mean good and bad people. This novel is also titled “I'm a Villain, So Why Do You Want Me to Play the Hero?”)
The author's writing is very good, but I don't like to read sadistic articles. I'm not in good health, hehe. I really like Xiwan, really don't hurt her anymore, her first half of life has been in tatters, I hope the protagonist can treat her well: and Keori, after all, she was with the protagonist during the most difficult time, so we should also treat her well. And is Zhang Liansheng Chen Hansheng 🥺