Goldfinger Overturned

An Ran went through the back door and found a good job for herself. She went to the small world of stars that Si Mingxingjun had just opened and acted as the protagonist's golden finger. He only needs to provide secrets/skills/treasures/powers to the protagonist... The rest of the time he will be paid to fish, eat, drink and have fun. An Ran became so popular that he quickly traveled through ninety-nine worlds. He only had to be the master of the last protagonist for a few years before this good job was over. He was quite reluctant to give up. Before going to pick up the protagonist, he ate an extra bowl of fish balls. As a result, something big happened during this delay and the protagonist was killed! In the blink of an eye, the situation changes, the protagonist burps, and the small world is about to be destroyed. Finished! The fish balls mistook me! Rumor has it that Lord Si Mingxing is so narrow-minded that he would beat someone to a work-related injury for ten thousand years just because someone broke one of his wine cups. If he knew that he had destroyed the entire small world he had worked so hard to build, would he still be driven to pieces? An Ran was so anxious that he suddenly saw the future villain boss from the corner of his eye. An idea flashed in his mind, and he came up with a brilliant idea to deceive Heaven~ As we all know, the upgrade paths of the protagonist and the villain are different. The protagonist is a child of destiny combined with luck, and he wishes he could kick a peerless treasure every time he falls. The villain has a miserable journey, fighting his way out of the mountain of corpses and sea of ​​blood, becoming stronger, meeting the protagonist, and then being defeated by him. Hehe, the 007 who is both the protagonist and the villain works long hours all year round, so this lucky goose is the one in front of you! The king of rolls who rolls the rolls by himself and wants to get his wife to roll them with him & no matter what, I just want to lie down and suffer Concept: Love is a process of mutual compromise