The Powerful and Tragic Villain of the United States Is Determined to Fight Against the Will of Heaven.

Hai Yunzhu is the villain prince who died early in the book. He was cruel and ruthless, played with power, killed his siblings, killed his father and usurped the throne. In the end, he fell into the plot of the male protagonist in the book and died with thousands of arrows piercing his heart. But in fact, his royal brother harmed him, his father abandoned him, and even the person he loved deeply was just a pawn placed by the hero just to kill him. Heaven told him: This is how villains should be. But Hai Yunzhu refused to accept his fate. Why couldn't he resist? He just wants to live. After Hai Yunzhu's death, readers were furious and accused the author of being unfair, but people cannot be resurrected, and the same goes for the paper figures written by the author who is unwilling to revise the manuscript. Maybe the reader's obsession is too deep, and the world in the book quietly changes. Hai Yunzhu survived and returned to the time when his father and brother were still alive and he had not yet fallen in love with the chess piece. He remembered everything he had experienced before, including what Tiandao said. So what if the world is a book? So what if he's just a villain? Those who hurt him will definitely repay him twice as much, and everything he wants will never be given away to others! However, Heaven will never allow mortals to tamper with Heaven's secrets without authorization, and has warned Hai Yunzhu several times: If the plot does not progress according to the original plan, Heaven will punish him with death. In this regard, Hai Yunzhu was fearless: he would rather die in battle than live. But who can tell him where the loyal dog guard who has never appeared in this plot came from? Hai Yunzhu: "Beside me, you will die." Gui Shi'an: "I'm here for you. It's just a matter of defiance. I wish to live together or die together." Hai Yunzhu (attack) × Gui Shian (receive) Determination: Never give in to fate.