In countless coming-of-age novels, there is a type of person who commits many evil deeds and brings many ups and downs to the male protagonist's life in the early stages. They then leave early and become the indispensable nourishment for the protagonist's transformation. However, such a thankless role was met with outcry, and the villains went on strike.
Without this key figure, the protagonist in the story has been stunted in his growth and can no longer follow the original path to become the ultimate "winner in life." In order to make up for these loopholes and ensure the smooth progress of the protagonist's growth line, the Quick Travel Bureau sent System 056 to sign contracts with the souls of those who unfortunately died. As long as they can complete the plot line for this character, they can be reborn.
But when the hosts saw the mission, they all expressed their refusal to perform their duties. I have my own rhythm.
- Urban Long Aotian was desperation due to the lack of the role of CEO who humiliated him in the early stage. He was heavily in debt and was running around all day, unable to become a business tycoon in the later period.
The host who dies doing good deeds: ... I can't do anything to hurt the poor people.
-The shining star lacked the role of his scumbag boyfriend who had been oppressing and cheating on him. As a result, he was not determined enough, had low self-esteem and was introverted, and finally withdrew from the industry.
Host who died of hunger: I've caught a lot.
-Cultivator Long Aotian was unable to advance due to the lack of the role of the master who took away his bones, and he died in pain due to the repulsion between the immortal and demonic roots in his body.
Host: But I am originally a demon cultivator?
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In the end, the protagonists are all raised to be radiant and even more dazzling than the original text.
And the hosts who were supposed to leave early: He was crying and begging me not to leave, how could I bear to leave him!
Purpose: You don't have to be in trouble to succeed