Everyone Wants to Reform the Tyrant, but I...

★The male protagonist is the emperor, he is really violent and plundering, and it is dark and dark. ★The copy may change, but the core message will not. ———— The new era is independent and self-reliant, never gives in, and the heroine who is a courteous wife who only wants to kill the hero as long as she lives, vs. The heroine who is an emperor in the feudal era and is extremely ruthless. [Copywriting 1]: Xuanhe felt very unlucky. She traveled through time and fell in love with a poor doctor named Yan Sui, but was forced to marry Prince Huai Ji Changji. She thought this was the ultimate in bad luck. However, she did not expect that the young tyrant she had indirectly killed not only survived, but also ascended the throne. She would never forget the time when she saw this young tyrant killing his father and mother at the beginning of time travel. At that time, she did not think that such a young man could be reformed, so she watched the murder of the young tyrant with cold eyes. When the fire engulfed the young tyrant, she had clearly seen the hatred and evil intertwined in the young tyrant's eyes. Such a tyrant who has done all kinds of evil, is now resurrected and is her husband's cousin, so how can he let her go? So Xuanhe misled the tyrant, making him think that her husband was her sweetheart; Then she misled her husband and made him think that she was forced by the tyrant. Finally, under her unremitting misdirection, the tyrant and her husband and brothers turned against each other and fought for her. And on the night her husband rebelled, she secretly eloped with her sweetheart. [Copywriting 2]: The day Ji Fuwei went completely crazy was the day she found out that Xuan He's sweetheart was Yan Sui. Yan Sui is a gentleman, as clean as the bright moon. He is someone Ji Fuwei, who is born with a demonic nature, can never be. Since she is destined not to become one, then kill all such people so that she can never fall in love with anyone else again! As for Yan Sui—— The bow and arrow in his hand were full of strings, and the arrows were pointed straight at Yan Sui and Ji Hewan. Blood dyed his eyebrows and eyes. He sneered coldly, bloodthirsty, "Ahe, your sweetheart and your own flesh and blood, who do you choose?" [Copywriting 3]: Ji Fuwei was born with a bad streak and did not know love, but there were always people who tried to influence him with love regardless of their own abilities. He thought it was ridiculous, did he seem such an easy fool? Until Xuanhe appeared. Unlike others who always want to influence him, Xuanhe is obviously nice to everyone, but to him, she seems to only want him to die. Ji Fuwei felt strange. He had no enmity with her, so why did she want to kill him? It wasn't until he was murdered later and she refused to save him that he realized that she thought he would bring blood to the world, so she wanted to kill him preemptively. What about brother and sister-in-law? Doesn't she hate him the most? Want him to die? Then he decided to let her be tied to death with him. He was a born bad person and he despised kind people like Xuan He. She hates him, and he wants her to see how everything she holds dear has been destroyed at his hands. [Reading Tips]: 1. The male protagonist is really violent and robbed, dark and dark, and his mood has not been stable since his appearance. 2. Although the style is dark, the heroine is always positive and optimistic, and the whole article is also optimistic. 3. The cultural gap of the times, the male protagonist is a true feudal emperor, and the female protagonist is a true independent and self-reliant woman of the new era. As long as she lives, she will never surrender or be assimilated by feudal ideas. 4. The female protagonist is non-c, and the male protagonist is c. Please refer to Chapter 9 of "No Laughing". Don't ask me why the female protagonist is fc, but the male protagonist, the emperor, is still a virgin. Just ask, this is Jinjiang's unique "deep reality-oriented" good article! 5. In the ending, the male protagonist must die. If you don't let the male protagonist die, how can you let the female protagonist die? Will the male protagonist sit in the world, have children and grandchildren, and miss the female protagonist with three thousand concubines? Is this the legendary saying "All you lost is your life. Although I still have children, a world, wives and concubines, I have no love!" Purpose: To oppose "the special Stockholm syndrome of not falling in love with robbing the short and poor, but falling in love with robbing the rich and handsome."