An Unconventional Guide to the Chosen Heroine

Is it possible that everything is the other way around, with the female protagonist being the awakening mechanism and the male protagonist being the dreamer? The specific reasons are as follows: First, the male protagonist starts doing things 100% smoothly, just like the protagonist, his strength and wealth are all smooth, and rebirth + time travel are too good for the protagonist. The female protagonist's strength is not clear but she can kill the male protagonist and 100% find the male protagonist, just like targeted drugs, and because the technology is immature, she cannot directly awaken her but uses this method of killing to awaken her. Third, the male protagonist's rebirth is like a sign of unwillingness to wake up. Repeated rebirths correspond to constant escaping, but are still killed. It is like a process of being continuously cured, and the drug continues to find the disease and treat (kill it)

1 Xiaerlu finally killed Jon and his family, and finally became a god and gained endless followers. (Is this really what you want?) 2 After killing Jon, let his family go and severely injure the demons again and exile them. From then on, the human race no longer has to worry about the demons. (It's over? But it's just starting over) 3 Looking at Jon's relieved face in the pool of blood, Xiaerlu still couldn't believe the past memories and reality and committed suicide. (I can't tell, I can't tell.) 4 Xiaerlu tried every means to escape from the constraints of fate, but still could not escape this destined fate, and finally killed Jon. (Accept it, this is your destiny) 5 In the choice between becoming a god or saving a annoying guy who loves to tease people, I chose... (Resurrection, my love) 6 In the final battle, there was no sword fighting but an embrace (love is not invincible in the world, but it can change destiny) 7 The final blow of the final battle, Sharlu He did not choose to kill him and let Jon go. From then on, the two never interacted with each other (perhaps this is the best ending?) In 85 years, the two went from strangers to familiarity to knowing each other and finally fell in love. At the wedding, Charlu said to Jon: "Maybe fate is destined for us to meet, so just believe in fate." (Destiny is destined for no one to retreat, fate is no match for the tears of love)

I mean, is there a possibility that the male protagonist is actually in a coma in reality, and then everything is just the male protagonist's fantasy, so he can smoothly become the Demon King or something like that. Then the heroine came to save him, so she stared at him in the dream to prevent him from continuing to feel happy in the dream, hoping that he would wake up. When he killed the male protagonist in the end, he should have instilled a message like "Wake up quickly, this is a false world" to the male protagonist. The male protagonist doesn't want to wake up, so he brainwashes himself and starts over. But he received information like "This is a false world", and then his brain processed it like "I want to deceive the heroine, this is a false world." Why he was reborn but the bad things he was supposed to do he didn't do but kept happening. In fact, the heroine replayed all the things that had happened before, making the hero feel that his dream was not satisfying and he was forced to wake up. But the male protagonist deceives himself and the female protagonist is a fool who was fooled by herself.

Le Ziwen, the protagonist, as a destiny villain, was repeatedly killed by the destiny heroine, leaving a huge psychological shadow and rebirth after trauma. Da Che Dawu decided to take the most evil path to fight against the most evil heroine. The heroine does not refer to the protagonist's emotional line CP, but to the proportion of the scenes. In the full text, Jon and Xia Lu have the most scenes, so they are the protagonist and the heroine. Emotional lines are not important, it may be single heroine, harem or no heroine, the focus is on fun. What's super fun is that the protagonist often makes strange moves to defeat the heroine, and the heroine's blessing of fate drags the protagonist down, so the two of them compete to be clowns on the stage of destiny🤡. Other supporting characters and passers-by applaud violently and applaud for unknown reasons. The protagonist feels that he will die biologically sooner or later, and the heroine feels that he will die socially sooner or later. The onlookers are shocked by the accidental injuries in the aftermath. As a result, there are contrasting jokes in many aspects, the language is humorous, the twists are strange, and the readers laugh. After meeting each other, the protagonists and heroines felt that their fate was like a wild dog running wild and turning to unknown distances. If you want to write a character profile, it probably looks like this: Protagonist Jon: The final BOSS of writing reads as the protagonist, Fraudster, Speaker, Financial MLM ambassador, Top powerhouse, Because after exhausting all normal means, He was still killed, so he will never take the usual path now, Looking normal is actually half-crazy, thinking about how to take revenge on the heroine to retaliate against society, Dedicated to persecuting the heroine in all aspects and then being dragged down, The chosen scapegoat who picked up the reins of fate but cannot control it The heroine Sharlu : The writing protagonist is read as the final BOSS, The freest person in the world, Maybe he will be freer in the future, The fate of being kneeled by fate, The symbol of the underlying code, Having a conscience but it is more fun to persecute, No IQ but more interesting to persecute, comes with all-round blessings of destiny without blind spots, clearly and stupidly KOs all enemies, being her enemy is self-destruction, reserve for the fourth natural disaster, the world's largest evil creature, no One Others besides the protagonist and heroine: Being accused of being an NPC actually functions like an NPC in this life The builder of the stage of destiny, and then torn down by the heroine The supporting role of the stage of destiny, the aftermath of the battle by the heroine Spreads The audience of the Destiny Stage reacts to the clown behavior of the protagonist and heroine and then shouts 666 to create laughter The props of the Destiny Stage are thrown by the protagonist towards the heroine and then bounced back. They are destined to die of an unknown fate aoe (the above identities can exist side by side)

I started laughing when I saw the trash can. Who wouldn't like a trash can with glittering lights?

It feels like this.

If the heroine had enlightened that day, I can't even imagine how miserable the protagonist would have died.

Yes, yes, the protagonist can't just cheat Xiaerlu, the protagonist must also be cheated, in order to be dramatic

I have an idea, if the heroine firmly believes in the setting given by the male protagonist, will the heroine's luck turn this setting into reality?

You people are the real six. If you want to catch up on the new book, if you don't catch up on it, you will just cut it off. Whoever reads the new book deserves to be thrown into the street.