Easy version:
"The Legend of the Proud Heroes" is a gold-fingered harem novel. The protagonist Lu Hongzhi was born with the aura of the protagonist. He encountered adventures, seized magic weapons, obtained secret books, and became famous and became a generation of heroes. The villain, the big boss Shangguan Yi, had bad luck. He was sitting at home, and the pot came from the sky, and he died without a burial place.
Onlooker Xu Ziqian looked confused while reading the novel...
Why did Shangguan Yi die just because he said he was going to die? Where are all the supporting characters who were thought to have many subplots? Why did all those gangsters and thick-legged men disappear in the end? This is a mess!
System: "This is not a mess, it's because the balance was broken by 'Goldfinger'. You seem to sympathize with Shangguan Yi. Just go and save the unlucky Shangguan Yi."
Serious version:
More than ten years ago, the black and white martial arts wars broke out. The demon sect was defeated and retreated to the north. The world formed a situation where the black and white sects were divided between the north and the south. Nearly two decades have passed, and the North-South peace agreement faces new challenges. The northern demon sect, headed by the Demon Sect, is unwilling to huddle in the bitter cold of the far north and intends to infiltrate the Central Plains; the various sects in the south, headed by Tianyi Sect, cannot tolerate the continued spread of the demon sect's minions, and start fighting against them overtly and covertly...
Tianyi Sect, a century-old sect, has been promoted to the altar again and again as the reputation of its young disciple Lu Hongzhi has risen in the world, but no one has noticed what has grown under this glory; Shangguan Yi, the leader of the demon sect, although he took charge of the demon sect early and became the leader, but the remaining poison of the previous leader has not been eradicated, he faces the sharp sword of Baidao Wulin, and they jointly crusade...
Originally, the ending of all this had been written, until...