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[Blurb]
Why is the vicious female supporting character always fighting the heroine for a man?
Is the cool beauty persona not appealing? Or is her swordsmanship not impressive enough?
Qiao Futing, the so-called "vicious female supporting character," tore up the script.
What kind of ridiculous plot is this? I'm a villain who has big things to do. How can I let romance slow me down?
Men get in the way of my sword practice!
If I'm a villain, of course I'm going to be the coolest and strongest one!
As long as I live, I'll keep causing trouble.
Many years later, Qiao Futing had become the leader of the villains. Looking at the territory she'd conquered and the admiration in her followers' eyes, she took a drag on her cigarette and reminisced.
Back in the day, I was just a nobody who nearly got killed off by the plot.
No-couple story. The heroine is focused on her career √
There are a few side-couple storylines, with pairings of all genders. All genders, all genders, all genders.
This book is also called It's So Hard to Be a Powerful Villain.
It's also called The Years a Villain Struggled and Scrambled to Stay Alive.
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Here's the blurb:
Su Mi transmigrated one day into a novel she'd abandoned in middle school, and the System chased her around the world, forcing her to fill in all the plot holes.
Not being the heroine and not remembering the plot... Neither is a problem.
Villain No. 1: I am the embodiment of disease. Wherever I go, I leave a living hell.
Su Mi glanced at his character profile. You're right. You're about to die of an illness.
Villain No. 2: I am ruthless and cruel, and I treat human life as worthless. My throne is built on mountains of corpses and seas of blood.
Su Mi flipped through her guide. As far as I know, it only takes three steps to destroy you.
Villain No. 3: I am the strongest martial artist in the world, unbeatable across the four seas. If I want to overturn the Heavenly Dao, then I will.
Su Mi moved her pen. Now you're a total weakling.
Su Mi: Did you think I was filling in all those plot holes for nothing?
She pulled out the original novel. I'm the author. Don't make me do this.
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The Demonic Cult and the righteous sects are sworn enemies, fighting to the death every day.
Then, passing through a forest, their underlings saw two of their leaders sneaking around and doing that sort of thing.
The underlings: ???
For the first time, both sides agreed: No, we won't allow this!
An obsessive, affection-starved Demonic Cult leader × a righteous sect leader who grumbles and complains to himself
The male and female leads start out fighting to the death, but later fall into sweet romance.
One-on-one, both virgins.
The chase is over! I enjoyed watching it. I like Wen Qiong so much. She is so neat and chic.
The big devil is too disgusting. Don't wash your hands and let Dongzi kill him in the end. If it doesn't work, let the protagonist kill him.
Very charming article. First of all, the characters are well created, with thousands of faces. I like the character Wen Qiong the most in the article. She is a heroine, loves wine, and is heroic and righteous. The deepest image in her memory is "If she wants to kill you, you kill her first" (it should be a similar sentence). There is a feeling of freedom, but this character has done things that she regretted her entire life, and she will never forget it. Wen Qiong is such a character. Another person who had a profound impact was Master Shuge. From the story of the protagonist's master, we can see that Master Shu was a naughty person who always let others take the blame. However, the departure of Shuge disciples made this young man go through many changes (and also because of his broken leg). Reading this makes me feel sad. Secondly, the stories of the characters in it are also very attractive. Everyone has their own story, which has nothing to do with the protagonist. They have their own past. For example, Jiang Deng, he learned the art of soul-taking, but accidentally took the soul of his master. He was judged, defected, went to a foreign country, and took on a disciple on the way. When the protagonist finally met him, he was a fool. As a person (I can't describe it with my poor language), when I was watching it, I really wanted to know what he thought, did he regret it, and what story would he have after that? All the details about him were told by the protagonist. There is a sense of story here, not a God's perspective, but similar to the first-person feeling. There is also Jiang Deng's second apprentice. His story is also very intriguing, and his character can be seen from what he does. The characters and the plot are complementary to each other. I like the characters in this article very much. Some of them are infuriating and some are sad. I also like everyone's story. Finally, I will use the title of this chapter to describe this article - Set Among the White Deer and Green Cliffs.
I watched it before and I still get angry when I go back and watch some of the plots.
So in the end, it doesn't seem to explain why the heroine's body in this life is said to be undeserved. What is her life experience?
Shock?! □□Tao Master actually wants to pass on the position of boss to the Deputy Chief Superintendent!!!
So Liu and Tang are still having trouble? Hahahahahaha
Gan, because I only read a few chapters and skipped to the ending and found that I couldn't understand it.
Nice! It's been a long time since I've seen a text that matches my taste. Woohoo.
The ending of "Sahuahua" is well written in big letters!!!