Demon Knife

"I accept this name calmly, just to stand in front of everyone's envious eyes." Pre-receipt of the article "Plan to Create a Villain Movie King [Through the Book]" Great writer Qin Deng enters the entertainment industry in his novel "Bright Star Road" He became the desperate screenwriter who would do anything to please the protagonist and suppress the newcomers in order to become famous. The newcomer Pei Nianming, who was suppressed but was reluctant to die, grew into the main villain of the book in the later period, and wiped out his enemies one by one. Qin Deng was definitely the one who ended up with the worst fate. Pei Nianming, who relied on side roles and worked hard for many years to gain a foothold in the entertainment industry, began to have bad luck after he met the protagonist. Who said he doesn't have the halo of the protagonist? He could have become a star of tomorrow, but in this circle that worshiped superiors and despised inferiors, bullied the weak and feared the strong, his bones were broken and he became a black man from then on. And as a villain, naturally there will be no good end. On the day when the protagonist becomes the Best Actor, he dies quietly in a fire. Qin Deng came across and saw Pei Nianming for the first time, and his heart moved: "Ouch!" After watching his works again, I was filled with indignation: "Who should be the best actor if he is not the best actor?" So, he helped him join the crew, tailor-made a script for him, and fought three hundred rounds with the person who harmed him, vowing to pull him to the top before he goes dark. Little did he know that Pei Nianming, who had returned from rebirth, looked at this little screenwriter who was very different from his memory, sneering in his heart: "Ha!" Later, on a love variety show, everyone discovered that the actor was always doing everything for his screenwriter. The actor with superb acting skills of Bai Qiehe surrendered himself to the trap of x, the talented screenwriter was praised by Intention: The human heart is far sharper than the blade