Live Broadcast Raises Villains and Rewrites the Fate of Abusive Literature

Dressed as a female cannon fodder in a sadistic novel, I rely on live streaming to bring goods to the villain and raise him to be the savior of the world. Dressed as the cannon fodder heroine in a torture novel, she encounters a villain cub being beaten in the street at the beginning. Others tried to avoid me, but I threw myself to block the whip, crying live and begging the audience for rewards: "Save this child!" From then on, I exchanged my emotional value for materials, opened a grocery store, built a workshop, and set up an academy, and I turned the "crazy villain" who started in hell into a pillar of the New Deal with the world in mind. He shielded me from the knife, and I tore up the sky to save him; he refused to take charge of the East Factory, and I built the world together. This is not a counterattack novel, but an experiment in ancient social transformation ignited by the goodwill of millions of viewers.