[The male protagonist is a heartthrob + no CP + group portrait + immortal cultivation simulator + comics + barrage + vest]
He Lian Yao traveled through time. During his live broadcast, he read the SC titled [Demon Emperor] and watched a comic about a group of cultivators.
As soon as he opens his eyes and wakes up, he becomes the big villain Demon Lord in it. The Candle-bearing Demon Lord is the main villain in the comics, and he stands on the opposite side of the protagonist group.
Becoming a Demon Lord, with no strength at all, and many enemies, isn't this a living target?
He awakened the simulator system and could become stronger by simulating it. Who else would he be afraid of if he had a golden finger?
According to the original plot, He Lianyao disguised himself as the new junior fellow student Dong Ruomu and infiltrated the protagonist group.
The big villain, Demon Lord Zhuzhu, is disliked by many people, but what relationship do you have with Demon Lord Zhuzhu and my junior brother Dong Ruomu?
But he didn't expect that after going all the way, he was not the last villain. This is really a shame for the villain world.
Since he can't be the villain, he can only aim to be the protagonist of a young romance.
He never expected that he was not the only time traveler to sneak into the protagonist's group.
His anti-fan whose ID is [Demon Emperor] also traveled through time and often loves to contradict him. The former protagonist Xiao Sheng was dissatisfied with his background, and Brother Jianzun also looked at him strangely. Fortunately, there was Brother Wenren in the team to ease the atmosphere.
Pei Zhiyi, who had helped him in the formation, also joined the team. The six of them traveled around humans, monsters, and demons. On the way to eliminate evil and kill evil, he had to prevent the demon king's vest from falling off.
So he battled wits and courage with legends from all walks of life, and worked hard to create a perfect HE through this comic while using the true and false information given by the barrage.
