【Two male leads + cultivation + transmigration into a book + dark personality + flawed characters】
Bright and refined on the surface, scheming, twisted, and perverse underneath top × beautiful, vicious, stupid bottom who throws his weight around
Vicious straight man Li Yu transmigrates into a book, going from a broke office worker to a villainous disposable extra who dies by chapter three.
In the original story, Li Yu was crooked at heart. He tricked the protagonist’s love interest into entering the Ten Thousand Serpents’ Cave, intending to steal his opportunity, but ended up worse off than before and died a gruesome death.
Li Yu: “So what if things have come to this? Was I ever some kind of good person?”
Li Yu decides to steal the protagonist’s Longevity Token and run. But he’s barely out the door when he encounters a devastatingly beautiful beauty (crossed out) major villain.
Everywhere in the cultivation world, people are at the protagonist’s love interest’s beck and call. The only one who remains pure and untouched is the major villain.
Li Yu is moved to tears and decides to cling to the villain’s coattails, carrying on his career as a vicious disposable extra.
The protagonist’s spirit sword? Li Yu urges the villain to take it.
The protagonist’s spirit beast? Li Yu hands it over to the villain to raise.
The protagonist’s man? Before he can even touch Li Yu, the villain kicks him away.
Li Yu masters the art of bullying others under someone else’s protection, completely ignoring the inexplicable red marks appearing on his body after spending time with the villain.
Even after the major villain coaxes him into bed, Li Yu is still cheerfully making demands. “Senior Brother, I want a place in the next secret realm.”
Lou Suxue takes off his outer robe, his voice hoarse. “All right.”
“Li Yu, pills, spirit herbs, spirit stones, cultivation opportunities. I can give you anything you want.”
“But... you have to give yourself to me in exchange.”
I feel that the psychological development of the protagonist is quite good, and he has quite a personality. In other books, the male protagonist is asked to apologize and be redeemed, but Li Yu does not follow this path. This increases the three-dimensionality of Li Yu's character. Overall, it is okay. I will see if I can create a character with personality in the future. For now, that's it.
I feel that the psychological development of the protagonist is quite good, and he has quite a personality. In other books, the male protagonist is asked to apologize and be redeemed, but Li Yu does not follow this path. This increases the three-dimensionality of Li Yu's character. Overall, it is okay. I will see if I can create a character with personality in the future. For now, that's it.