01
In "Seeking the Way", Xie Jingrong, a villain who was hated by everyone, met a god and killed a demon. After he fell in love with the heroine and couldn't help it, he resolutely killed the god and turned against the master. In the finale, he single-handedly destroyed the Tiandao family and became the first person to hang the hero and heroine on the city wall with his own hands.
——Wait, in this case, what script did I get?
After passing through the book, I asked the fatal question in prison:
1. Help the male protagonist of the original book counterattack and slap the villain in the face in the script
2. Dismantle the official cast and teach the villain to re-create the script
3. Or become the villain in the Black Moonlight and White Moonlight script?
System: None,
The system shows a sympathetic look
What you got is——
A script that surpasses the villain and is worse and more brutal than the villain!
Sorry!
02
In "Seeking the Way", Xie Jingrong, a villain whom everyone hates and who meets gods and slays gods and demons, resolutely kills gods and rebels after falling deeply in love with the heroine but unable to do so.
In the finale, he single-handedly destroyed the entire Tiandao family and became the first person to hang the male and female protagonists on the city wall with his own hands.
Filled with righteous indignation, I wrote a 10,000-word condemnation letter criticizing Xie Jingrong.
Then I wore the book.
After my hard work, Xie Jingrong finally did not turn into a villain as I expected, and the heroine of the original book also fell in love with him as he wished.
I closed my eyes.
And just when I thought the plot would continue to develop as I expected, the villain who changed his destiny and became the villain of the script of The Righteous Son quit.
In the fire, Xie Jingrong once again killed the gods and fell into the abyss.
He deeply kissed a corpse whose white skeleton was like an exquisite sacrifice, recreating the ending of the original script.
Me: "Was it useless to teach you how to be a human being!?"
Intention: Evil and good meet in one thought
