After the Villain Dragon Was Tamed

——"Sister, he is dead, so no one will compete with me for you anymore. You can always look at me." ——"Mingwei, you don't understand love at all." This is the last conversation between the heroine and the villain in "Li Qiu Nian" before she died in love with the hero's child. It also brought a BE to the novel that was supposed to have a HE ending. The culprit was the villain Gu Mingwei who later in the book attempted to force love on the heroine. Gu Mingwei is the younger brother picked up by the kind-hearted heroine. He is actually the only lost young master of the Black Dragon Clan. He is obedient and obedient in front of the heroine, but behind his back he is ruthless and can't tolerate anyone else in the heroine's eyes. So after the hero appeared, he secretly framed him many times. After failing to separate him, he forcibly tied the heroine to his side and killed the hero, which eventually led to the heroine's death in love. Qin Ning hates him the most when reading books. If he hadn't forcibly separated the male and female protagonists in the later period, the married and pregnant couple would have reunited soon. Xu was so resentful that she was directly inserted into the book and became an arrogant and domineering cannon fodder female partner from the same clan as the heroine, whose father is the head of the family. In the original book, this female supporting character was mainly used to engage in female competition and bully the female protagonist who worked hard in cultivation, but was later solved by Gu Mingwei in private and ended up dead. However, it was too early when she came here, and the heroine hadn't picked up Gu Mingwei yet. Thinking of the evil things he did later in the book, she picked up Gu Mingwei before the heroine. Since he likes forced love so much, she also wants him to taste it for himself. * Gu Mingwei was indeed a little sheep in disguise at first. No matter how she treated him, he pretended to be weak, but she could see the hatred and malice hidden deep in his eyes. Qin Ning had known that he was wild and not afraid of him, but slowly rubbed him to reveal his true nature, baring his teeth like a ferocious dog, patiently touching him when he was happy, and abandoning him when he was unhappy. She didn't let him go until the evil dog's eyes completely turned away from the heroine, and she showed true gentleness. Unfortunately, the vicious dog she thought she had tamed still showed its claws to her, and he kidnapped her. She thought that the plot that happened later in the original book would change from the heroine to herself, but she did not expect that the vicious dog took the initiative to tie her up, stretched out its tail and carefully touched her fingers, and looked at her humbly and begging, "Ning Ning, please... Love me." Qin Ning then realized that he was still a vicious dog, but he took the initiative to put the leash in her hand. [Probably it's a story where the heroine just wanted to let the hero know the consequences of forced love, but ended up accidentally taming a vicious dog/dragon] Male protagonist, be careful! There should be more abusers! Neither the male or female protagonist is a good person] Purpose: Respect the freedom of others