I Really Didn't Want to Save the Beautiful, Strong and Tragic Villain

Ji Henggui immersed himself in a cruel and cruel novel. The sick and weak protagonist was cold and abstinent, but he attracted countless big shots. Business giants, top idols, and capital tycoons are all attracted to him. The protagonist Shou just wants to be alone, and the end result of his hard work is to be imprisoned in a villa, chained, tortured physically and mentally, and forced to compromise and accompany Gong. When Ji Henggui walked in, he saw a young man with an exquisite face choosing a dress. Ji Henggui, who couldn't see the protagonist being bullied by a gang of scumbag boys, said, "Choose the black one, trust me." Yuan raised her eyebrows when saying goodbye: "Oh?" The moment he raised his eyes, Ji Henggui almost knew why countless people in the original novel fell in love with him. - When Yuan Farewell was known for her decisiveness and ruthless tactics, she didn't know why her business rivals went crazy when she had a chance to customize her dress. Ji Henggui told him to be careful about whether the people around him had ill intentions towards him, and taught him to identify false feelings, which seemed to mean that he wanted to protect him. When Yuan was leaving, many people who approached him had their own motives. He had never met anyone who stood up for him. - Ji Henggui dealt with the people around Yuanbieshi one after another, so that no one could say another word, and his coveted eyes no longer fell on Yuanbieshi. But he learned that what he saved was never the protagonist, but the beautiful, powerful and tragic villain in the original work. Ji Henggui:... Ji Heng was planning to run away when he saw Yuan approaching step by step as he was leaving: "No one can lock me up." The next second, he lost his calmness and changed his gentle look. What he said was: "Lock me up, okay?" · Copywritten on 2026/4/26 Purpose: Maintain truth, goodness and beauty