If this world were a novel about kingship and passion, Yu Yao would probably not be the protagonist. He has no perseverance, no perseverance, no understanding, no energy to admit defeat, let alone risking his life to help strangers.
If the protagonist is the person who shines on the stage, he should be the passerby applauding them off the stage. This is his self-positioning.
When his eyes were closed, his body was already in the crowd, and the crowd was surrounding the huge stage.
Characters change on stage.
The heroic protagonist protects all living beings and is admired by everyone.
A mysterious villain with many evil deeds appeared, and the protagonist fought desperately with him. The villain was defeated, and justice defeated evil.
The villain bleeds, but the kind-hearted protagonist forgives the villain for his crimes and invites him to go with him. The villain is deeply touched, changes his ways, and finally sacrifices himself to protect the protagonist, and his sins are forgiven.
In the end, the protagonist got everything he wanted and shed tears at the villain's empty tombstone: "He is a good man."
A cheesy comedy, boring.
Yu Yao put his hand on the stage fence and looked at the grave where there was no dead grass. Unknown emotions came to his heart. His body seemed to have fallen to the ground. When he looked down, he realized that half of his feet were already in the stage.
Is the life of the non-protagonist already doomed?
Concept: Non-protagonists also want to live a happy life
