The Evil Sister Dressed as a Villain [Seventy]

When Su Youyou woke up, she suddenly awakened to the memory of her previous life. Only then did she realize that she had been transported into a novel she had read in her previous life, and became the evil sister of the villain in the novel. The villain had a miserable childhood. Before his sister was born, the villain was pampered at home, but everything changed after his sister was born. The villain's parents only love his sister, and the villain becomes a punching bag. Whenever the younger sister falls and becomes sick, the parents will beat the villain hard, and after the beating, they will whisper in his ears that the younger sister is God, and the older brother must protect his younger sister even if he risks his life. The villain never understood why his parents treated him like this, until he discovered that he was adopted by the Su family. Remembering the Su family's kindness to him, the villain stayed in the Su family until he was twenty years old. When he was twenty years old, the villain, who had already dropped out of school, went to the countryside for his sister, where he met the heroine who showed kindness to him. In order to seize this light, the villain who lacks love does all kinds of bad things. Finally, after learning that the male and female protagonists were together, the Su family was set on fire and the original owner's family, who had been framing the heroine, were buried with him. Su Youyou was six years old when she awakened. During this period, the villain was also coldly beaten by the Su family for six years. In order to save her life, Su Youyou was crazy about being kind to her villain brother. But Su Youyou forgot one thing. In the novel, the sister became evil because she mistakenly thought that the villain pushed her down the stairs, causing her to be in a coma for eight years. The moment she fell down the stairs, Su Youyou vaguely saw herself being burned to death in the future. What a sin. Intention: To be an upright and selfless person.