Shu Nianchuan became the heroine in the book seeking death.
The protagonist didn't love him, the villain didn't like him, his brother was brutally killed, and he himself died of repeated torture.
On the contrary, the book gained many fans of the villain. He endured the humiliation in the early stage and relied on not loving anyone. He ran all the way on the road of repeatedly torturing the male and female protagonists, and finally counterattacked and became the demon emperor everywhere.
... This is obviously a cool story about the villain's revenge.
When reading the original book:
Shu Nian likes this. Why talk about forgiveness? The Demon Emperor must concentrate on his career!
After she entered the book, what kind of person could live a life dependent on others?
Sitting in the dark prison, Ming Rong thought about all the capital punishment that would be imposed on her in the future, leaving her in despair and making life worse than death.
But when they met, he gave a gentle kiss.
Mirage, who was good at holding grudges, later only remembered her.
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[Theatrical version]
On the way to escape.
The eldest lady is delicate and needs him to lean over and help her put on her shoes.
Despite this, she still had red pimples on her body and her legs were swollen from scratches.
Under the shadow of the lamp, Shu Nian turned sideways and applied the medicine. In the mellow fragrance of the medicine, his black eyelashes were lowered and he remained silent for a long time.
Shu Nian wasn't sure what he was thinking for a moment. He was thinking about whether to dispose of her in the wilderness. Although he felt that it was such a troublesome thing, when he thought of those scenes, he couldn't help but grab the corner of his clothes.
He was still thinking that someone as stupid as this should regret his impulsiveness, but he didn't want the girl to hold his clothes with a worried look in her eyes.
Is she afraid that she will abandon her?
Mirage pursed her lips, who would be afraid of the dark light.
Mission: Simplicity brings happiness