As a big villain, Xingnan really doesn't understand why villain whitewashing has become so popular these days, and the only way to do so is to hug the protagonist's lap or pretend to be a good person.
Is this necessary?
Isn't it cool to be a villain? !
The villain who can serve as the protagonist's opponent must be handsome, rich, or have power. Even in the development period when there is nothing, the villain's ability, talent or luck can match that of the protagonist, so what makes them choose to surrender to the protagonist?
Xingnan couldn't figure it out.
He feels that being a villain is so cool.
Under the same conditions, the protagonist has a childhood sweetheart here, a confidante there, and a lot of troubles for his younger brothers to take care of; he is alone, and all his subordinates are more obedient than the others. No matter how hard he works in cultivation, he can't do anything better than the protagonist.
As for the protagonist's luck?
Luck is such a thing. If you can't hold yourself up to the wall with mud, can luck help you up?
No way.
So, if the protagonist likes beauty, then give him more beauties and let him have fun every night; if he likes power, give him some too and let him do more things. This is how the protagonist's aura is used.
Rebellion? That must be because he doesn't have enough things to do, and he still has time to think about and make arrangements! All arranged!
Don't openly confront the protagonist. The halo and luck above their heads are so useful. If you don't like them, then turn them into your own tools. This is what a qualified villain should do.
Xingnan: "Come and learn from me and teach you how to be a villain!"
Purpose: Live a more exciting version of yourself.