Cao Sui traveled to ancient times, was exiled to a small border town, and found himself in the world of books. The system told him that the powerful minister in the original book was fighting monsters and upgrading to prepare to bring down the world, and his mission was to draw cards and raise villains. On the first day, he drew a ragdoll cat with a list of the future powerful minister's enemies tied to its paw; on the second day, he drew a plate of osmanthus cake, which was the favorite of the powerful minister's mother; on the third day, he drew a broken inkstone, which the young powerful minister used to write the first impeachment memorial. Everyone in the city thought Cao Sui was crazy and exchanged half his life for a pile of rags. Until one day, the powerful villain appeared in Cao Sui's dilapidated yard, rubbing the ragdoll cat in his arms, rubbing Cao Sui's shoulder and saying he was hungry. Cao Sui looked at the 'Confused Villain' marked on the system panel, and suddenly understood: the ending of this book is not to fight and kill, but to feed, mature, and make the villain happy, and at the same time make him forget about causing trouble in the world.
