Xiao Yi, the only heir to the Xiao family in the capital, is as gentle as jade and has no plans left.
A deliberate car accident awakened his memories of his past life - he was a transborn, but he was designated by God as the "whetstone" for the next generation of destined protagonists.
The family will decline and the beauty will be scattered. He is destined to be stepped on and become a footnote to the rise of others.
The system is activated and the wisdom from heaven is invalid.
"You want me to be the villain? Then I will be the chess player."
The city is in turmoil, and the fateful protagonist comes down from Wudang Mountain. With luck and luck, he is invincible.
Xiao Yi neither fights nor grabs, but cuts off opportunities in advance and harvests luck in reverse, making it difficult to execute the script arranged by Tiandao.
The financial girl Zhuge plays a push-pull game with him, the military's valiant daughter fights side by side with him, the scientific research genius gradually becomes dependent on him, his childhood sweetheart's cousin has been waiting for him for ten years, and the aloof ancient martial arts successor goes from hostility to surrender...
This is not a villain's counterattack, but a reshaping of the rules.
Heaven wants me to be a whetstone? I left the fateful protagonist with no way to go.
Reader comments
Let's give it a 4-star review first. It's the first time I've seen the so-called first Son of Destiny and the villain's protagonist in a Tomato villain article, not as enemies but as brothers. According to this idea, there may be many normal destiny men and villain heroes becoming brothers or friends in the future?
I haven't read it yet, so I'll give it a five-star review. The word count is too small. I'll read it later when it reaches 300,000 words!
Let's give it a 4-star review first. It's the first time I've seen the so-called first Son of Destiny and the villain's protagonist in a Tomato villain article, not as enemies but as brothers. According to this idea, there may be many normal destiny men and villain heroes becoming brothers or friends in the future?
I haven't read it yet, so I'll give it a five-star review. The word count is too small. I'll read it later when it reaches 300,000 words!