Jiang Wanwan opened a late-night canteen with a strange rule - only villains are served.
She can see everyone's "plot lines." The protagonist has a golden thread, and the villain is destined to die tragically. For seventeen years she could only watch, until that night she put up a sign: "Protagonists are not welcome in this store."
The first person to push in the door was Xie Buhuo, the biggest villain in the world of cultivation. In the past five hundred years, he has been defeated by the protagonist's cheats time and time again. He is covered in blood, has no money in his pocket, and all he wants is a bowl of Yangchun noodles.
Jiang Wanwan looked at the terrible script above his head and pushed it over: "I'll tear up the script they wrote for you."
From that day on, the demon king began to learn to do good deeds, the vicious female supporting character began to block the heroine's knife, and the cannon fodder general began to refuse to die. The protagonists were collectively confused: Why didn't the villain follow the script?
This is a story about "why".
The late-night cafeteria caters to the saddest people in the world.
The boss said: Villains also deserve a good ending.