[One sentence introduction: When divided, each becomes the protagonist; when united, each other becomes cannon fodder]
Once he slipped and fell into the water, Yu Zou learned that he was the cannon fodder villain of a Long Aotian novel.
In the book, he is jealous and loves to fight against others. He always makes things difficult for the protagonist because of his own selfish desires, and finally ends up miserable.
The protagonist in the book is upright, loves and does good to others, but is forced to show his dark side when he has no way out.
Yu Zuo was skeptical about this. He didn't know whether the protagonist was upright or friendly, but he was a really tolerant and generous person. He didn't like to make grudges with others at all, which was not as bad as in the book.
One day, when Yu Zou returned home to pick up the jade pendant, he bumped into the protagonist who sneaked in, and the two looked at each other.
Aren't you talking about integrity? Why are you still stealing clothes?
Yu Zou caught him and couldn't help but taunted him: "How could a thief be so bold as to come here and steal clothes from me?
"Today I will let you go home naked. "
Qiu Man, who was forced to follow the plot: "? "Is this what the protagonist's character is like?
Until a mysterious place, Yu Zou was involved.
The moment I saw Qiu Man, my heart tightened:
As expected of the protagonist, he, the villain cannon fodder, must be killed no matter where in the world he is.
Qiu Man looked at Yu Zou not far away, feeling annoyed and couldn't help but sigh:
As expected of the protagonist, there will always be a storyline with the protagonist no matter where.
Their eyes met, and the two of them froze at the same time.
The air was dead silent for two seconds.
The two of them were wondering at the same time:
... There seems to be some deviation between us.
How about aligning the granularity first?
Concept: The world is too big and everyone is their own protagonist