There are countless handsome men in the world. Why fixate on just one?
Once Song Qing understood that, he decisively left behind the god he had pursued for seven hundred years and began living the life of Song the Flirt.
In the end, he got what was coming to him: people from all six realms hunted him down. Just as he was about to be annihilated, he unexpectedly bonded with a System.
The mission: win over the male lead.
Song the Flirt: “Easy. That man is so handsome. I can do this!”
The System shouted itself hoarse: “He’s the villain!”
So what if he’s the villain? He can still fall at Song’s feet.
The stunning, beautiful, aloof heartthrob closes in, step by step: “I don’t want to share even one of your smiles with anyone.”
His little disciple watches him with a sinister gaze. “Master, why can’t you look at only me?”
The tyrant emperor grips his tail. “Where do you think you’re going?”
The villain turns out to be a reborn bastard too. Hilarious. Song doesn’t stand a chance.
Later, he discovers that all these villains are actually the same person: the lofty god he pursued for seven hundred years.
*It’s all the same person. One-on-one romance.
It's good, but I can't stand the thought of Gong deceiving Shou into getting married to someone else. Maybe you can't stand that kind of extremely controlled and extremely double-chaste caution (although it's not unclean, Shuang Jie, 1v1). Generally speaking, it's pretty good. I feel quite uncomfortable when I hear the news that Gong is going to marry someone else (of course, this is just to deceive Shou, the plot is okay and the writing is okay)
Good, good, good