The greatest feature of Supreme Sovereign is that the villain kills the protagonist, then transforms into the book's biggest winner. Xie Yuanxing is the greatest villain in the book.
Though Xie Yuanxing's true form is a rabbit, he is brutal and cold-blooded, nothing like a docile creature. He's a complete madman.
Xie Yuanxing's strength is unfathomable. Whenever the protagonist obtains a peerless treasure, readers think he might finally be able to defeat Xie Yuanxing, but he is always crushed by him instead. This makes readers wonder who the real protagonist is.
A few days after the book ends, the author makes another earth-shattering announcement: Xie Yuanxing has always had someone in his heart, and that person will always be the only one.
Readers all try to guess who it is, but the author says they're wrong. The person in Xie Yuanxing's heart was sacrificed to the mountain god and died early in the story. Xie Yuanxing went to save him, but arrived too late. By the time he got there, only a skeleton remained. Xie Yuanxing placed the bones in an ice coffin made from a thousand-year-old ice crystal and practiced forbidden arts, all to bring him back to life. Readers are moved by Xie Yuanxing's devotion.
A few more days pass, and the author locks the entire book, announcing that the plot has changed and needs major revisions.
And so, the story begins.
A powerful villain who spoils his beloved (gong) × a gentle, considerate, and thoughtful lover (shou)
Important: Both gong and shou are characters from the original book, not people who transmigrated into a book! The gong isn't an ordinary rabbit, and he's gentle only with the shou!
Theme: Everything will turn out for the best
