Roy in the post-apocalyptic novel transformed into the contract beast of a villain in an interstellar novel. When he woke up, he was at the scene where the villain and the hero's family chose the contract beast, and he was already standing in front of the villain...
In order to avoid his tragic end after following the villain, Roy turned around decisively and walked towards an ordinary-looking man behind him to be the owner of the contract.
Villain: "???"
Ordinary Qi Qiyu: "???"
There is nothing in the apocalypse. Roy, who chose an ordinary contractor, lived a beautiful (selling) good (cute) life with plenty of food and drink.
Then one day, someone told him that his master had changed his name. He used to be called 'Qi Xiao'
Roy:! ! !
Meow meow meow? Isn't this the villain's name? ? ! ! Master, you liar! ! ! Aren't you an ordinary person? ? ! !
Qi Qiyu:
After a new life, Qi Qiyu changed his name, stayed away from the disputes in his previous life, spent all his life's kindness, and promised a silly contracted beast a free and bright future.
Who would have thought that that stupid beast would choose him again?
What to do?
Of course I dote on you!
From then on, the biggest villain in this article started a warm little life raising cubs and walking animals every day.
I crawled back from the abyss with scars all over my body. I wanted to let you go and allow you to be free.
You chose me again, so don't give up, and I won't let you give up either
A ray of light shines into my desolate heart. From now on, all I look at is you.
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The next book I plan to write is: "I Raised a Tyrant in a Dream"
Han Yu is the most beloved little prince in the Mermaid Kingdom. He has loving parents and a strong brother. He is the heir most respected and respected by the people. He lives a happy and peaceful life.
No one knows that Han Yu has been dreaming about a human cub every day since he reached adulthood at the age of 100.
The cub is a pitiful little boy. He is obviously a prince but lives in a cold palace. He is bullied by eunuchs and maids, beaten at every turn, and does not have enough food or clothing.
Han Yu couldn't help but feel overflowing with sympathy. He gave the cubs clothes when they were cold and food when they were hungry. He finally raised the cubs to adulthood, but Han Yu never dreamed of the poor little one again.
However, things are unpredictable. One day, a whirlpool suddenly appeared in the ocean and sucked Han Yu into it.
Open your eyes again
After growing up, the poor former boy found Long Aotian sitting on a high platform with cold eyes: "Scratch his face and throw it out."
"???"
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Everyone knows that the tyrant Ling Jundu of the Duan Dynasty had Bai Yueguang who died young. In order to seek glory and wealth, they rushed to send a substitute with a similar appearance, but the result was not satisfactory.
Just when they thought it would be the same this time, they discovered——
The substitute with his head lowered did not know when he appeared in front of the tyrant. He looked domineering and slapped the tyrant in the face without any pretense:
"Bold! Who gave you the courage to talk to me like this!"
Everyone took a deep breath: Oh, this substitute is bold enough! Interesting!
Just as everyone held their breath and mourned for the substitute, they saw their usually ruthless Majesty's ears turning red, picking up the substitute and leaving quickly.
Everyone suddenly realized: Oh, it turns out that His Majesty likes peppers!
They decided that this would be the only gift to beauties in the future!
"..."
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Recommendations for the finished article (click the author's column in the upper right corner and scroll down to see it):
"Dressed as a mermaid to pay tribute to the tyrant" "Me: The group favorite is back" "Why are you the villain? ! " "I worry about running out of money every day" "The devil doesn't want to participate in the plot"
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Intention: Redemption and Counter-Redemption