There is always one most annoying person in the story, but he is also crucial to the emotional development of the protagonists.
This NPC that everyone despises is called the Vicious Ex.
[Copy 1: The cowardly ex who pushed her boyfriend into the zombie wave at the critical moment and managed to escape by himself
Copy 2: In the rental house literature, the money-worshiping ex who squeezed out the boyfriend's savings and cheated on him from the rich second generation
Copy 3: She hooks up with a rich man's beautiful mother, and tries to hook up with her dumped stepson by any means necessary.
Copy 4: The Raider who abandoned his husband and son after completing the mission and ran away returned to the world of cultivation and became a furnace.
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The grapes were borrowed by the administration from the restricted text next door.
What they said was nice, Pu Tao was only used as a fill-in NPC, just to finish his own plot, and nothing else was his business.
It's very easy. It's just a previous NPC in a different copy. Just use it as experience for the protagonist group and wipe it out.
Pu Tao nodded, that's okay.
As long as it doesn't delay my eating, it's ok.
He has some bad habits from his old career. If he didn't tell him in advance, it shouldn't be considered a falsification on his resume, right?
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As the plot develops, Pu Tao's auxiliary system discovers something is wrong.
Twelve out of ten things are wrong.
Why did the base boss who was almost killed by his host become Botuo's mistress while he kept shouting about revenge and hatred?
He also competed with the zombie king next door for the job.
And the male protagonist of the rental house who was drained of his savings... Was he drained of something else?
The wealthy father and son are even more puzzling. They are clearly laughing at each other for keeping such an unattractive canary... Why are they rushing to write Bo Tao's name in their wills?
Intention: crowded and lively
