Jiang Mingchu, who is the "villain in charge", has not been said to be completely conscientious since he entered the book, but he has also done many evil things, so much so that he has become recognized as the top vicious villain. When Tiandao saw that the male and female protagonists were the main ones, he immediately sent Tiandao's son Song Xuan to protect the plot.
Jiang Mingchu adhered to the pure and natural character of a villain without internal friction. He took a deep breath of cigarette without realizing it and coaxed away the beautiful little fairy around him. He pointed his middle finger to the sky and stepped on the male lead. He said to Mu Qiusheng: This thing crawling in the darkness is the male lead. Then who is my Song Qian?
Mu Qiusheng took out the real plot book from his arms and read it word by word: Oh, he is a cannon fodder whose name has not even been mentioned. He will betray you in the end because he loves Jiang Zhiqing. He was also killed by the jealous harem group. He should be on the way to backstab you now.
Jiang Mingchu was worried, worried about the outcome of Song Qi'an following a group of psychopaths and becoming abnormal. He immediately decided: kill whoever is not killed, why leave it to him! So I slit the throat of that little cannon fodder, and continued to enjoy the battle with the male and female protagonists, although they were still forced to jump off a cliff.
But no matter what, Jiang Mingchu was reborn again. This time, her original intention was to show off in front of the protagonist group, but unexpectedly, a group of people with cerebral palsy thought she was Bai Yueguang. Jiang Mingchu, who was suffering from an attack of stupidity, couldn't stand the cerebral palsy of the protagonist group at all, so he decided to pretend to have amnesia and kill everyone quietly. Today, let's start by kicking the third male into the lake!
Purpose: In life, it is more effective to be an emotionally stable "villain" than an incompetent and angry "good guy". I hate the so-called destiny, and it has to be about the protagonist. If nothing happens, the protagonist will love it, but if there is something, the supporting character will accept it. The protagonist is so good that it is fresh and refined, and the villain is so bad that he is casual and calm.