A certain ancient story was accused by the black male protagonist and his sister of wearing a book to black fans in the late period
#What if the person my sister likes is not me? #Answer: Beat that man up before we talk!
#What if that person is a character in the book or the male protagonist? #ANSWER: I hate him so much!
#What should I do if the black male protagonist is banned by the author of the original book? #Answer: Open a trumpet and continue to blackmail!
#What should I do if I cross into the book where the male protagonist is? #Answer: Become a stumbling block on his way to dominate the world!
I heard that my sister's favorite person is the male protagonist in a certain ancient novel. How can I bear this! So An Wenyi went to the comment section of the ancient novel to criticize the male protagonist without even asking his name.
After the blackout, a miracle happened, An Wenyi wore it!
After wearing the clothes, An Wenyi accompanied the "little sister" whom he met for the first time up the mountain to become a disciple, while fighting off the classmates who bullied the "little sister". It wasn't until one day that his younger sister also wore it, and An Wenyi didn't know who this "little sister" was. She was obviously the protagonist!
After knowing that the person he had raised for so many years was actually his love rival, An Wenyi decided to have a fight with him. Unfortunately, he kept losing. In the end, he was forced to make a bet with the male protagonist and was tricked into getting married.
After all, it's love, not enemies
(This article focuses on the plot in the early stage, and the emotion in the middle and late stages. It is slow and warm, very slow, very slow)
(There may be flashbacks from time to time, please forgive me~)
(Please forgive me for the childish sentences in the article, the procrastination of the language, and the slow plot~)
(Thank you for your support and collection!)
Reader comments
It's very interesting, at least it's not a cookie-cutter novel, it's very novel.
It's very interesting, at least it's not a cookie-cutter novel, it's very novel.