Su Mo transmigrates into a cultivation novel as an insignificant supporting character.
He sets himself a modest goal: become a top actor whom everyone considers a “good person.”
He also sets Long Aotian a modest goal: invest in him while he’s still down on his luck, then sit back and reap the rewards later.
But he soon discovers that this Long Aotian isn’t quite like the one in the original novel.
When he’s bullied, he acts as meek as a rabbit, then turns around and twists his enemy’s head off.
He smiles more harmlessly than anyone, and plans further ahead than anyone.
Su Mo thinks he’s found the perfect investment.
Until one day, Long Aotian wipes the blood from his hands and looks at him with a beaming smile.
“Mr. Su, you’ve helped me so much. What are you really after?”
Su Mo returns the same polished smile. “I’m hoping you’ll make something of yourself and support me in my old age.”
Long Aotian steps closer, lowering his voice.
“But I think neither of us is a good person.”
A crack appears in Su Mo’s smile.
Oops, he saw right through me.
[Double schemers + competing acting skills + putting on a show for each other at first, spoiling each other later]
When it comes to Bai Qi Hei, I feel that the main character's Bai Qi Hei is on the surface, more like a good old man wearing Bai Qi Hei's skin?
It feels pretty good, squatting