Song Yan got into a car accident and transformed into a villain with the same name and surname as him in a novel.
The original owner was a hopeless love brain. He agreed to his sweetheart's request and forced his sweetheart's rival to be with him.
The love rival of this sweetheart is the male protagonist of the novel.
According to the plot, in the male protagonist's growth stage, the one who is most happy to commit suicide is the original protagonist.
Until the male protagonist drained all the value of the original owner, resolutely broke up and went abroad, leaving the original owner penniless, with nowhere to go, and finally died miserably on the street.
The system told him that as long as he completed all the plots of the original text and maintained the character that was opposite to the male protagonist, he could be reborn and return to his own world.
Song Yan said: OK.
But Song Yan and the system ignored one thing. As a good student in his previous life, Song Yan had no idea what a vicious character should be. Except for what was written in the original text, when Song Yan played the villain, he still stuck to the simple "the male protagonist said west and he went east, and when the male protagonist picked up food, he turned the table."
Song Yan was as childish as a primary school student, thinking that he had been at odds with the male protagonist for three years. Just as the offline date was approaching, he suddenly discovered:
Huh? What about bankruptcy? Why am I getting richer and richer?
Huh? What about going abroad for development? How did the male protagonist develop the company in China?
Huh? We agreed to break up, but why does the male lead look at me more and more affectionately?
Intention: Brave