I haven't thought about the protagonist's perspective copywriting yet.
Copywriting from the supporting character's perspective:
"Up to the Blue Sky" is a male channel cultivation novel. The protagonist wandered around when he was young until he met his master, Sword Master Yun Yuyuan. He detected the best spiritual root and joined the Wanjian Sect. However, he was persecuted by the leader and other elders and disciples, and was forced to become a demon.
Ten years later, he returned to the Wanjian Sect, slaughtered almost the entire sect, and broke his master's Taoist heart. As a result, his master also turned dark and became the biggest villain BOSS. At the end of the story, he lost all his cultivation and jumped off a cliff to his death.
Su Changqing is an ordinary reader of this book. Because he "accidentally" gave a negative review, he was forced into the world of the book. He was informed by the system that the protagonist personally killed the person he wanted to find after reincarnation for thousands of years, so the world collapsed and he needed to adjust the plot.
Su Changqing was sent into the world of the book with a confused look on his face. As a big fan of the villain master, he didn't care whether the protagonist had a golden finger or something, he must protect the villain master.
A hundred years later, he has eaten a lot of dog food from the protagonist and the villain.
Text text: All encounters are destined. Reincarnated countless times just to meet one person again.
The aloof and abstinent swordsman with explosive martial arts value vs. The male protagonist from Qidian, calculating and attacking with all his strength
Intent: Falling in love and killing each other, evenly matched love