Zhou Hao travels through the book to become a rich second-generation villain who must die. In order to save himself, he binds the "Strongest Villain System" and vows to kill the male protagonist Ye Fan. He decisively broke off the engagement and took back the betrothal gift, saved the governor first to gain support, and cleaned up the insiders to stabilize the family. Then he set up a scheme to make Ye Fan lose all face in the antiques industry, outsmart his Japanese rivals and donate money to gain prestige, and intercept his western suburbs real estate project. He also subdued Ye Fan's senior sister Xu Yimei, overthrew his ally Zhao family, and gradually disintegrated Ye Fan's power. In the end, Zhou Hao successfully corrected the world line, resolved the crisis, counterattacked and became the heir to the top wealthy family in Qingzhou, enjoyed a wealthy life, and became the only protagonist.
Reader comments
I quite like the villain.
The male protagonist in the book, Ye Fan, looks very bad. In the play, the male protagonist licks the dog inappropriately, which makes the audience feel happy!
I quite like the villain.
The male protagonist in the book, Ye Fan, looks very bad. In the play, the male protagonist licks the dog inappropriately, which makes the audience feel happy!
Interesting, the girl is pretty