Villains Should Look Like Villains [Quickly Wear]

Some are innocent and kind, some are unruly and willful, some steal someone's boyfriend, and some steal someone's system. Just because they are the protagonists, what they do is reasonable and everything is fine. As for the person they dislike or the one who gets their way, their fiancé happens to be the one they love, and their golden finger happens to be the supporting role they need. If they don't follow the heroine's wishes, they will be defined as villains. Those who are against the protagonist are all villains. Maybe she didn't do anything wrong, but because she was the villain, the human suffering in the plot never let her go, and she had to end up dying in disgrace. Xie Shentu became the villain in those heroine novels. World 1: I am the legitimate sister of the illegitimate heroine. I have to die because she wants my family's property. World 2: The time-traveling girl fell in love with my husband, and I had to die because she wanted to take over. World 3: The intern heroine fell in love with my CEO fiancé, and I had to die because she couldn't be a mistress. World 4: Because my parents are human traffickers and the woman wants to get out of the quagmire, I have to die. World 5: The heroine in the apocalypse is innocent and kind. Because I am unwilling to cooperate with her, I have to die. Demining: 1: The heroine is Shen Tu, one of the ten ancient demon gods, and is set as a female in the text. 2: There is a male protagonist, but the male protagonist is always the same person 3: Parallel fiction is very empty, all logic is only compromised for the plot, and you should be careful before entering after researching the party. 4: The order of the small worlds may not follow the text. There are small worlds at the end. The specific small worlds depend on your imagination. Intention: Make your own decisions about your own life, and a bright future belongs to you