The Villainous Male Supporting Character Is a Bird

Bai Ran is a silver-throated long-tailed tit. On the day he faced his hundredth-year tribulation, a bolt of heavenly lightning charred him black. His soul transmigrated into a satisfying revenge novel, where he became the story's vicious male supporting character. The character was stupid, malicious, and low-class. He spent all his time picking on the male lead beyond his ability, only to be killed by him before the third chapter and written out of the story. After Bai Ran transmigrated into the book, he was dazzled by the colorful human world. His daily routine changed from targeting the male lead to drooling over exquisite pastries, playing video games all night, and figuring out how to refuse the people around him constantly trying to feed him. He really couldn't eat another bite. Wen Yu was a textbook beautiful, strong, and tragic character. His family was awful, and he had a pitiful background. He struggled all his life but never managed to change his fate. So he turned evil, was reborn, and prepared to begin his revenge. After being reborn, Wen Yu's first target was his own vicious younger brother, Bai Ran. On the first day, Wen Yu set a trap at a banquet to ruin Bai Ran's reputation. But Bai Ran ate too many little cakes, got a stomachache, and went to the hospital. The trap came to nothing. Wen Yu: ??? On the second day, Bai Ran made plans to go racing with his delinquent friends. Wen Yu had someone tamper with Bai Ran's car, intending to leave him dead or crippled. But Bai Ran completely forgot about it and spent the weekend happily gaming all night. Wen Yu stood on a mountaintop in the wind all night, waiting in vain. On the third day, Wen Yu, his face dark with fury, prepared to go to Bai Ran's house and kill him himself. But when he saw Bai Ran, the boy had crumbs on his chubby baby face and looked at him in confusion. He tilted his head and called, "Ge." Wen Yu: Damn, he's kind of cute. After that, Bai Ran noticed that there seemed to be one more person trying to feed him. Theme: Having the courage to acknowledge your own feelings