The villain counted the leaves falling on the ground. After thinking about it, it seemed that there was no difference between people and leaves. The ordinary leaves falling from the trees looked like countless ordinary people who could not stir up any waves.
Too many leaves look like they are just leaves. If you don't look closely, they look like the same ordinary leaves.
If it is a beautiful, special color leaf, it will be seen by others, then pick it up, show it to others, collect it yourself, possess it, among a bunch of leaves, such different leaves
No one remembers, such an ordinary person?, Just like these billions of ordinary yellowed leaves, no one cares, no one pays attention, such an ordinary person is buried underground
Just like the ending of the villain
Recently, it has become popular for the author to whitewash the villain, change his tragic ending, start with the protagonist, and send warmth to the tragic protagonist, and write the villain from a villain into a deceitful, brainless human trafficker who suddenly sends warmth to the protagonist.
It's so weird, if the villain becomes the protagonist, the villain is the protagonist
Thinking from the protagonist's sight, the people around him, because of the protagonist's life experience, because they look down on the protagonist, because the protagonist is easy to bully, and exude malice towards the protagonist, the protagonist does not doubt that there is anything wrong with the world, nor does he doubt that he is the protagonist of a world, nor does he suspect that there is anything wrong.
Suddenly one day, there is a person who suddenly appears in front of the protagonist, with all his thoughts written on his face. He is always very kind to the protagonist inexplicably, and occasionally talks to the air. If the protagonist does not understand it, the protagonist will doubt his purpose. Will it be detrimental to him?
That person is always next to the protagonist, making inexplicable actions and speaking inexplicable words, as if he is separated from this world and does not belong to this world.
As time goes by, the protagonist will begin to doubt the world...
The villain is one of the many villains who was killed by the protagonist. The villain felt that the author wanted to whitewash him. The villain firmly disagreed and sent warmth to the protagonist. This character is like the idiot son of a landlord. It does not fit my villain character at all.
The villain's monologue is so embarrassing. I really can't afford to embarrass this person. I might as well be a villain, battle wits and courage with the protagonist, and be solved neatly by the protagonist. Also in the world of villains, in that article, the villain is not mentally retarded.
Concept: The villain is not mentally retarded