Shouldn't villains have love? Should the male and female protagonists take the blame? Is it just because everyone is shouting and beating him because he goes against the male and female protagonist? No, no, no.
Lang Ming became the villain of the ninth generation. Because he opposed the male and female protagonists, his wife and children were either separated, or he played the game too early, or suffered the infamy of being beaten by everyone. In response to the grievances, resentments and unwillingness of these nine lives, Langming made a deal with Tiandao and looked back on his experiences in the nine lives.
I heard that the vicious female supporting character has a crush on me, huh huh! I reluctantly agreed to it!
I heard that the male protagonist's ex-fiancée is going to join forces with me to kill the male protagonist's company. Tsk, tsk, tsk, how can a woman do such a cruel thing! I'll send the hero off to pick up trash.
I heard that the actress has a crush on not the actor, but me, the big financial sponsor, and she wants to give birth to a monkey for me. Ah hahaha, then I will let her give birth to twins!
I heard that the mermaid princess did not fall in love with the prince at first sight but with me, the general. Then I will build a kingdom by myself, make the male protagonist's kingdom a subordinate country, and marry the mermaid as the queen.
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Purpose: Based on quick travel, it provides justice to those "villains" who have been wronged due to the male protagonist's luck reflex, and at the same time reflects some daily life.