The Villain Always Plots Evil Against Me

The beginning is very good, keep up the good work

I haven't seen such an interesting plot in a long time.

When I clicked on this ancient proverb from the bookshelf, the contrast in the characters immediately caught my eye. The writer Duan Li, who has transformed into a character in the book, faces off against the villain in the original work, the seventh prince Wu Xunzhi. The combination of the writer being attacked by the prince is very interesting in itself. The identity of the protagonist Duan Li is very clever. As a writer, he knows the original plot direction of the story, and steps into the world of the book from a God's perspective. While dealing with the villain prince who is approaching every step of the way, he also has to deal with the variables that make the world in the book deviate from the outline. Predicting the plot did not turn into a cheating cheat all the way. Instead, there were hidden dangers everywhere. You knew that the other party was the original villain, but you had to face the other party's approach and temptation. This feeling of pulling, knowing that there was a tiger in the mountain, was the greatest tension in the whole story. The portrayal of the villain Wu Xunzhi is also very exciting. As the seventh prince, he is in the vortex of the struggle for imperial power, and he has a sense of oppression from a villain. The label says "Qiangqiang", which means that one of the two people is not completely dependent on the other. It's not a mindless sweetheart, but a game of evenly matched odds. The villain's "unholy plot" against the protagonist can't tell whether it is a calculation or mixed with sincerity. This ambiguous and ambiguous pull of the boundary is very atmospheric when reading. The series has only reached its fifth chapter, and the story has just begun. The combination of story-telling and suspense, in addition to the relationship between the two, also hides clues to the disputes in the court. I am very much looking forward to seeing how Duan Li uses his knowledge of the plot to deal with it, and how Wu Xunzhi chooses between his machinations and his heart. I am also curious about how the plot will gradually deviate from the original work and lead to an ending that belongs to both of them. Small expectations: I hope that the follow-up can explore more of the prince's inability to control himself in the palace, and also portray the protagonist as the author's panic and self-rescue after the script collapsed. The more rivalries between the powerful, the better! The opening chapter is very well completed, the characters are likeable, and the suspense has been laid. I am very much looking forward to the subsequent updates. I wish the author and his wife good luck in coding! [Red heart][red heart][red heart]

It's beautiful (♥∀♥), great👍, come on✊