Verrel, a young man who has been dependent on his sister since childhood and is good at writing stories, woke up one day and found that he had actually been living in the comic book world. He was not a villain, a supporting character, or a cannon fodder passerby NPC, but the protagonist.
The comic book hero, me, me?
It was too late to feel honored that I could only carry a bag of rice up to two floors, but I was chosen as the leading actor in a hot-blooded battle comic. Now the bad news that has come to the battlefield is that the cartoonist has given up on drawing! ! !
The comics have stopped updating, leaving the male protagonist Verrel with only a broken family, missing sister, lost friends, and half of the comic world that will be swallowed up.
Why half? Because the old cartoonist only made half of the world view before he gave up, that is, the setting of the protagonist's righteous side, and then the setting of the villain's camp was empty.
Excuse me, how can a novice hero skip the middle stage of upgrading and fighting monsters and go directly to defeat the final big devil?
Just when he was at a loss, the villain's vest-playing system fell from the sky because he could not return home because he had exhausted his energy.
Verrel suddenly realized that it seemed that he could only open the vest and become his old enemy.
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If you want to create an excellent passionate young comic, it is particularly important to create a powerful, terrifying and feared villain boss. Verrill firmly believes in this.
With this idea in mind, he drew the first card from the system's card pool - white hair and blue eyes! Cold-blooded weapons! Killing like hemp! Enemies of justice!
However:
White-haired beauty wfff, let me lick it!
[Sorry, the first time I saw this face, I had already thought of a hundred ways to whitewash him.
Verrel was lost in thought, but he unbelievingly took out a second card - black hair and red eyes! Lie and act nice! Playing with people's hearts! Selfish and suspicious!
However:
[Taking a step back, aren't those idiot protagonists who always fall for him right?
Ww~ The way he is attacked by a straight ball is so cute! What an avoidant and shy bird.
The third card: - Wear a mask! Wear a mask! Wear a mask! Wear a mask!
However:
The face covering is so cute, the body language is so cute~
However, no matter how tolerant readers are of the villain's vest, they will have an exaggerated villain filter on Verrill's body.
He is obviously taking a very formal line of a righteous hero seriously, but he is always over-interpreted by readers.
He collects righteous companions on his adventure.
[Why did he suddenly change his course of action? It was as if he had known for a long time that the magician would appear on this road.
He passed through all levels and successfully led his companions into the enemy's lair. At the same time, he carefully planned and arranged the exit plot of the vest.
[Brother Man-Machine has no heart at all. With Little Crow's miserable life background, everyone else in the team is crying. He is the only one who has an indifferent face and only sees the mission.
"I, I, it's embarrassing enough to see the script I wrote being watched by so many people. Do you want him to act with it?"
No matter how Verrill tries his best to restore his image, there are always endless conspiracy theories about him being the mastermind in the comment section.
I think there is really no need to save this comic book world. In the end, Verrel simply fulfilled their wish and ascended to the throne of the Dark King amidst everyone's expectations.
However:
[Brother Man-Machine, I will never call you Brother Man-Machine again. Others will never be able to empathize with the despair and pain of reincarnators...]
Intention: You can give up your choice, but you cannot choose to give up
