In this era where traveling through books is rampant, Sang Han is lucky enough to be able to travel through books. The good news is that after completing the task, she can realize a wish. The bad news is that she transformed into a pig.
The system told her that due to a deviation in the plot, the villain killed the male protagonist, causing the world of the novel to collapse. Your task is to stop the villain to prevent the world from collapsing.
Sang Han decided to go against the traditional path: does killing him count as stopping him?
The system was stunned for a moment: Forget it.
So Sang Han embarked on the road of assassinating villains, but failed several times.
She suspected that the villain knew he was going to be assassinated, otherwise why could he see through it every time?
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Song Heqing discovered that the little piglet in the yard wanted to kill him. At first he thought he was overthinking it, but later he found out that it was true.
I wonder which pig would put poison in his mouth and ruin his plans several times.
He found it very interesting and kept her as a little pet, but he didn't expect that one day his pig would be killed.
So he found the man, then laughed and peeled off his muscles, slowly torturing him.
Anything that hurts him must be repaid twice as much.
Song Heqing had a strong possessive desire for his own things, whether they were people or things, until one day he found that he began to have an inexplicable possessive desire for the second lady of the Prime Minister's Palace.
He also found that the second lady's habits were somewhat similar to the little piglets he had raised before.
So he held Sang Han's hand firmly and whispered in her ear: "This time, don't even think about leaving me."
Pathologically paranoid villain
Purpose: No matter what difficulties you encounter, never give up and face it head on.