You Can't Die for My Villain's Sake

Fengli Le knew that he had traveled through the book until the end of the plot. He also dressed as a mouse and was imprisoned in the same prison as the villain. Fenglile knew that the villain was about to die. Fenglile also knew that even if the villain died, it would be difficult for him to survive. - The villain in the original text is a tragic character, with extremely evil crimes, but a miserable life experience. As a beast king, he will do anything for the desperate and enslaved orc people. The protagonist decides to forgive the villain, gains support from the crowd, and becomes famous. But the villain was exiled to the Colosseum, where he was forced to fight to the death with the orcs he once protected. Fenglile felt that this was worse than killing the villain. - In the first battle of Fenglile's beast battle, the opponent is the villain. The villain stood in front of him, blocking out the sky and the sun, but not stained by dust in the dirty prison. It lowered its eyes but did not lower its head, with a look of disdain and indifference in its eyes. Fengli Le stopped crying when he was stared at, shuddered, and was half dead as a living rat. But Fengli Le was held in the villain's mouth and did not die. He has been nominally devoured by the villain in this Colosseum. But he stayed with the villain, hiding in the villain's hair, and survived. - Fengli Le opened his eyes anxiously every night, holding his nose, which was larger than his whole body, to confirm that the villain was breathing. Fengli Le didn't know that every time he fell asleep peacefully. The villain always opens his eyes, puts his head on the tuft of hair where he is hiding, frowns, is exhausted, and finally sighs softly. -26-8-14- Concept: The life of hot chicks supporting each other is also life