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Villain's Guide to Cure
Su Wan is a gold medal employee of the Space-Time Entropy Reduction Administration, specializing in psychological counseling for high-risk villains. Her client is the ultimate villain in every world who is about to go on a rampage. Others use Kuaishou to conquer the male protagonist and fall in love; Su Wan's role in Kuaishuan is to provide psychological counseling to the villain to prevent the destruction of the world. Facing the lonely and gloomy young hacker, the disabled marshal who betrayed
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After Dressing up as a Villain, I Survived by Complaining
Programmer Su Wan died suddenly after working overtime for seventy-two consecutive hours. When she woke up, she found that she had been transported into a novel about a brainless boss that she had just read last night, and became the vicious female supporting character with the same name and surname as her, who met a tragic end. The original protagonist was big-breasted and brainless, obsessed with the male protagonist, and targeted the female protagonist. In the end, the male protagonist destro
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I Created the Star Sea Myth
When the mournful cry of the stars echoed through the final battlefield, and when the ark carrying the hope of civilization turned into cosmic dust, Ling Ye thought that everything was over. As the only survivor among billions of dead souls, in his endless despair, he accidentally touched the underlying logic of the universe. A authority called [Civilization Editor] quietly awakened in the depths of his soul. It has no tasks, no erasure, just a cold editing box and infinite possibilities. Realit
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Anchor Point at the End of the World
When the world begins to be "forgotten", what will you choose? Not a meteorite, not a virus, not a zombie. The end comes in an extremely gentle, yet extremely cruel way - the "silent phenomenon". Cities, mountains, rivers, history, and even the people you love will all be quietly erased from reality and everyone's memory at a certain moment, as if they never existed. Ling Mo died in despair at the end of "Mohua", but was reborn and returned to three months before the disaster. This time, he was
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