The Little Foolish Villain Is Up to No Good Again Today

Lin Chile has known since childhood that he is the villain in a comic. His job is to keep doing bad things, pick on the protagonist, and make his life miserable. He has to steal the protagonist’s little cake at kindergarten, erase all the homework the protagonist has written, and deliberately smear paint on him in art class. Hmph. Let me show you what I can do. He can’t help it. Villains are just that bad. Lin Chile pulls a toy gun from his pocket and goes “pew~,” firing a foam bullet at the protagonist. Then the protagonist snaps his toy gun in half. Lin Chile: “...” Lin Chile: “Waaah, boo-hoo-hoo, ” In the end, Lin Chile still gets to eat the protagonist’s little cake. The protagonist stuffs it into his mouth to make him stop crying. · Middle school. Lin Chile hasn’t forgotten that he’s a villain. His goal is to keep tripping up the protagonist. He tears up every one of the protagonist’s perfect exam papers; he sneaks the lunch his mother brought him; and when a girl writes the protagonist a love letter, he hides them all, no, he should give them to the protagonist and make him fall in love early, so his grades will drop! After school, Lin Chile gives the protagonist a love letter. The protagonist glances at him but doesn’t take it. “At our age, we should focus on studying. Just look at that math test you got fifteen points on.” Lin Chile doesn’t realize there’s been a misunderstanding. He grits his teeth. He really doesn’t take me, a villain, seriously! · College. Lin Chile keeps building his villainous career. He deliberately moves into the same dorm room as the protagonist and pesters him to sleep together at night, stopping him from secretly studying and improving on his own; he deliberately leans against the protagonist in class and makes noise so he can’t concentrate; when he meets an upperclasswoman who likes the protagonist, Lin Chile rushes over to confess first, so the protagonist can’t start dating before him ...This time, the protagonist really seems angry. That day, the protagonist pins Lin Chile against the hallway wall by the waist. Lin Chile puts on a brave face and says, “What, have you finally realized how formidable I am? Villains are just that bad.” The protagonist looks down at him and demands coolly, “Why did you confess to someone else? Don’t you like me?” · Even after they get together, Lin Chile doesn’t forget that he’s a villain. Since things have come to this, he’ll just have to find a different way to be bad. “What are you doing?” The protagonist bends over to look at him, running a hand over the leg hooked around his waist. Lin Chile’s ears turn bright red. “Making you... □, □ yourself to death...” - The protagonist’s diary: How did I end up falling for this idiot? · 1v1, happy ending, each other’s one and only. · The worst thing the little villain ever did was eat all the shredded pork from the protagonist’s green pepper and pork lunch, leaving only the peppers, then eat all the beef from his potato and beef stew, leaving only the potatoes. He left the stir-fried greens untouched. · A cute, sweet little treat. Enjoy! · Here’s a preview of my next story! My Beautiful Blind Husband Mistakes Someone Else for His Husband. A beautiful, frail bottom × a powerful, high-ranking top. Please add it to your reading list. Here’s the blurb: Song Han, the young master of the Song family in Jing City, is strikingly beautiful but blind, a pretty good-for-nothing. Frail since childhood, he has never been favored by the Song family patriarch and was left to grow up in seclusion in the family estate. But at least he’s a “pretty” good-for-nothing, so he isn’t entirely useless. The Song family is part of Jing City’s upper class, but can’t quite reach the highest echelons. The patriarch makes a careful plan and sends Song Han to marry Gu Yao, the second son of the Gu family, a spoiled playboy who lives in luxury and debauchery. After the marriage, no one pays any attention to Song Han on his first night at the Gu family home. Feeling his way along the walls, Song Han wanders through the unfamiliar, enormous villa. He trips over a cabinet in the hallway and falls. He kneels on the floor, holding his aching ankle, his eyes turning red. Then he senses someone approaching. Steady footsteps draw closer and stop in front of him. Song Han raises his beautiful, sightless eyes and reaches out, calling tentatively and timidly, “...Darling?” The tall man standing before him looks down. After a moment, the man takes his hand and bends to lift him into his arms, answering in a deep voice. “Mm.” Song Han doesn’t know that his new husband is out carousing and enjoying himself with other people at a private club, taking advantage of the fact that Song Han can’t see and that the Song family doesn’t care about him. The person carrying him back to his bedroom is his husband’s half-brother, Gu Weilan, the actual head of the Gu family. . Song Han knows he is merely a tool for a political marriage and is prepared to be mistreated. He never expected his husband to treat him so well. He leads him by the hand, carries him, kisses him tenderly, and answers every time Song Han calls him darling. Their feelings for each other grow deeper by the day. Until one day, the Song family patriarch, convinced that marrying Song Han to Gu Yao will let him curry favor with Gu Weilan, the head of the Gu family, arrives with expensive gifts to pay a visit. Gu Yao, just back from a night of debauchery, happens to return at the same time. There, he sees his pretty good-for-nothing little wife calling his older brother darling, while his decisive, ruthless business-magnate brother squats down to put shoes on him, doting on him all the while! Seeing the people at the door, Gu Weilan covers Song Han’s ears and turns to them, saying coolly, “Get out.” Gu Yao and the Song family patriarch look utterly stricken. The day Song Han regains his sight, he slowly opens his eyes. His crow-black lashes lift, and he sees the man before him. “Darling?” “Mm. It’s me.” Gu Weilan kneels beside the hospital bed and looks into his eyes. He takes out the divorce papers between Song Han and Gu Yao and gently coaxes, “Hanhan, sign this first.” Song Han opens his eyes wide and looks again at the “darling” in front of him: “!!?” · 1v1, happy ending, each other’s one and only. · Sweet romance with an older top. Theme: Keep moving toward your goals!