The Hero and the Villain Cannot Be the Same Person

Ling Danxue read a book about cultivating immortals. The villain in the book was extremely talented and turned out to be the youngest Nascent Soul cultivator in the history of cultivating immortals. However, at a certain Taoism conference, he was accused of possessing demonic aura. Everyone thought that he relied on practicing magic to advance so quickly. With everyone betraying his relatives and leaving him, he became a demon on the spot and fled to the demon world. But he would not give up in the world of cultivating immortals. He even risked his life to enter the demon world to break his bones and turn him into ashes. Fortunately, after cultivating demons, he advanced faster and faster, beating one after another, and even became a demon god by the way. But no one in the world of immortality is afraid. Because after they repeatedly failed to kill the villain, the male protagonist suddenly appeared. With the blessing of the protagonist's halo, the male protagonist is more talented than the villain, and he has become the hope of the entire immortal world by taking advantage of all the glory of the villain. Ling Danxue was heartbroken when she saw that in the final battle, the villain single-handedly destroyed most of the immortal cultivators, but died tragically under the hero's sword. What did the villain do wrong? Is he a villain because he is so powerful? Because his talent is too high, you don't even check, and you think he is a demon? He endured it and ran away to develop his career elsewhere, but you still want to go to someone else's territory and kill them all? Do you still blame him for resisting? And the male protagonist, the villain's original fiancée became your Taoist companion, the villain's original rival became your little brother, everything the villain originally had belongs to you, and he is just practicing honestly in the demon world, but you still insist on killing him? Ling Danxue was so angry that she almost ascended to the sky. Then, she traveled through the book and arrived at the scene where the villain was betrayed and left. Her identity is: the current villain's fiancée, and the future male protagonist's Taoist companion. Ling·Villain Fan Hero Hei·Danxue: Cub! You can practice with peace of mind! Leave it to me to dig holes for the male protagonist! What she didn't know was that there was an extra chapter after the final chapter. In the extra story, at the celebration banquet, the male protagonist took off his disguise amidst the compliments and revealed his villain's face. Heaven is hell. Redemption Intention: the light of the right path