Can the Vicious Male Supporting Actor in a Fairy Novel Also Wait to Come to the Crematorium?

The full text has been completed and will be moved to CP in about a month. Wen Yan is a vicious male supporting character in a fairy tale. He targets the kind-hearted protagonist Shou and falls in love with the affectionate male immortal Yu Yao. However, Yu Yao completely gives up on the protagonist after being seriously injured by Hua Tang and lets him attack the demon Yama. After giving up, Wen Yan lived in seclusion in a busy city and ran a not-so-popular talisman shop, secretly accumulating strength just to complete his final act as a vicious male supporting actor. However, one day a hundred years later, the cold and arrogant Immortal Lord stepped into Wen Yan's shop and broke into his world again in an intimate manner. Wen Yan is both an attack and a wife, chasing his wife at the crematorium, receiving is Yu Yao Wen Yan gave up at the beginning, and the whole story was about Yu Yao in the crematorium (the torture officially started in Chapter 23). Yu Yao was deeply saddened by Yan Yan before, but he has never been moved by Yan Yan. The ending is not a regular one. At the end, Yan Yan did not accept Yu Yao's feelings and gave Yu Yao a good look. It was not a typical exchange. In the later period, Yu Yao was a pure licker who regarded Yan Yan as everything. This article is slow to develop, and the plot line is relatively complicated. Many things are only revealed in the middle and late stages. The main emotional line is interspersed with many plots. This is the author's first article in the true sense. There are still many shortcomings (such as the plot structure is too complex), please forgive me. ———————————————————————————— Other articles from the author's column Interstellar Reception Crematorium Finale: "The Savior Boss Just Wants to Retire" Simultaneously serialized quick travel article: "I choose to love without borders to save the rag." Doomsday preview article "Doomsday Performer" Intention: self-respect and self-love