This is the story of a former fishing programmer who used debug thinking to forcefully renew his life and successfully turned the destined villain into a clingy character.
[Sweet Pet × System Complaint × Master's Guide to Villains × Two-Way Redemption × HE]
Gu Yan died suddenly at his workstation. When he woke up, he was transported into the novel about cultivating immortals that he finished last night——
He became the unlucky master in the book who, because of his bad behavior, forced his disciples to become big demons, and was eventually stabbed through the heart by a sword.
The system popped out with a ding: [Hello, host! There are still three hundred and sixty-five days until the disciple kills his master, please start the strategy as soon as possible!
Gu Yan: ... Attack your brother.
Disciple Shen Xuanye, with Tianlinggen, is cold and beautiful, with a pair of gray-blue eyes that can see through people.
In the original work, he was bullied, ignored, and abandoned. In the end, he went crazy, killed his master and rebelled against his clan. He died at the age of nineteen under the siege of thousands of people.
Gu Yan opened the system panel——
Current favorability: -20.
Good guy, it started with a negative number.
So this former migrant worker began his journey of master strategy with the difficulty of hell:
Change skills, block traps, cook porridge and send charcoal, set up formations to fight back...
Each one of them was a real thing, and each one pierced the heart of the young man who never trusted anyone.
It's just that Gu Yan didn't expect——
He thought he was completing his mission, but Shen Xuanye had already remembered him in his bones.
Later, Shen Xuanye asked him with red eyes: "Master, are you sincere when you treat me well, or are you completing your mission?"
Gu Yan turned off the system and looked at him seriously:
"It has nothing to do with the mission. I just like you."
Reader comments
Objectively speaking, this book is not bad overall. The protagonist's image is well described, and his character and behavioral logic are very solid. Even the supporting characters are well-shaped, each with their own characteristics, and they are not stereotyped at all.
Objectively speaking, this book is not bad overall. The protagonist's image is well described, and his character and behavioral logic are very solid. Even the supporting characters are well-shaped, each with their own characteristics, and they are not stereotyped at all.