Qu Wuliang wore the book.
The person wearing it is not the protagonist, nor is he the protagonist's good friend, but a cannon fodder of the same name who likes to make things happen, and finally kills himself.
In the original work, the cannon fodder of the same name is handsome, rich, and a little genius. His only flaw is that he insists on pestering the big boss. In the end, he is clicked.
Qu Wulei passed through:. . . . . .
Boss, I'll set you free. You spare my life.
A certain boss discovered that his former fiancé, who loved to be a monster, had become strange and strange. The boss dismissed him and said in front of the people of the entire empire: Even if I die, I will never be with Qu Wuwei!
Later:
Boss: Baby, you have to be responsible for me.
Qu Wuwei (question mark face): Hello, who are you?
People of the melon-eating empire: Fairy love, so delicious!
The combat power is off the charts, and I'm carelessly attacked by x.
Concept: A story about people in love healing each other and dominating the stars