Reborn as the Leader of the Demonic Cult

After reading the full text, I was thinking about Ye Chen instead, and my emotions were always ups and downs because of him. I can't help but think of the confusion I had when reading the article before. It seems that some writers with great writing skills made the villains in the novels too flesh-and-blood. I have been thinking about the villains in various novels for a while, and I always feel that no one should be born to be a treacherous and evil person. There are always various situations in life. Meeting gradually distorts a person, watching them gradually grow from being innocent and cute in childhood into a person full of resentment, hatred and indifference. Speaking of which, in many articles, the righteous party only mentions his evil when punishing the evil people, but readers know that this evil person also had his cute moments. This is often the saddest time for us, and with a less strong sense of involvement in his evil deeds, we feel a faint heartache for this evil person. Watching the villain take revenge on those who bullied them in the past is actually quite a relief. Thinking that the previous difficulties have finally paid off, but think about this The fate of people can't help but develop into resentment against the authors. Why do they push a lovable and lovely person on a road of no return full of thorns in order to create a villain who will eventually become a stepping stone for the protagonists to upgrade? I really hope that there will no longer be villains who suffer and end up destroying themselves. However, villains have always been an indispensable plot setting, and a villain without any reason will make the writing less interesting, so this is really embarrassing for a blind reader like me. Especially when I fell into this kind of mood while reading the article, I really could only read Cookies. After reading this article today, my emotions from many years ago were brought out again, and I couldn't help but want to nag about it. Sometimes I think about it and I feel that if the character in the article were to be a standard villain candidate, I wouldn't be able to say that.

I read the first martial arts and beauty novel a long time ago, and then I fell in love with the martial arts and beauty novels.

In fact, I came here after reading the article by the best actor. I really like the author's article and look forward to the new article~\(≧▽≦)/~

First of all, this is the first time for the author to write an article. It is not easy. But is the protagonist a little too blank? As a person in the 21st century, he is in his twenties and has no brain at all. Does it really matter?

I want to read the original story of Su Yiran traveling to modern times. Su Yiran is so miserable. I hope someone can treat him well (so I secretly hope that he is accepted), whether it is Ye Chen or not.

I finally finished watching the ending. It's so pitiful~ I hate you 240. It's the ending. T_T

After reading it, overall, the story concept is really good. Although the logic is slightly irrational in some places, it is still more and more attractive after seeing it. It should be said that fortunately I didn't give up at that time. However, I feel that the ending is a bit too tight, and the author is very disappointed. Even if there are not many readers, your story is still good. (Personally, I feel that Lan Yu was forgiven too easily - -)

Congratulations on the ending. When are you going to write the story about who traveled to modern times?

Sprinkle flowers~~~Congratulations on the completion O(∩_∩)O~Mommada╭(╯3╰)╮

The long-awaited Lingjin ah ah ah ≥≤Would you like to eat meat if you want (≧ω≦)