Wuxia Crossover: The Troublemaker Li Xunhuan Dislikes

Looking at this introduction, is this thing a troublemaker? Isn't this thing a rebel?

There is a kind of person who wants to learn the style of sitting and forgetting the Tao, and having fun but does not know how to write. If you want to write in this direction, you must add "self-destructive tendencies" to the protagonist's personality setting, instead of directly writing that he has self-destructive tendencies. It needs to be expressed through plot. Because in this way, readers will not be able to empathize with the people who are being entertained by the protagonist. If it is not crazy enough, the writing will be very awkward.

The troublemaker who was disliked by Li Xunhuan, what kind of thing is this? Is it so perverted?

Wouldn't it be nice to just write it as a martial arts fun? And the troublemaker is not a child. Helping people rebel is the true nature of people who like to have fun. That's not a trick. The trickster just wants to help him rebel. When you are about to succeed, give the rebel guys a Mission: Impossible mission. Clear yourself up. Let the villain get stabbed back. That's called trick-or-treating. If you succeed in directly rebelling, you will be called a rebel and become a hero 🤭

Nagging, inexplicable, gaudy

To be honest, your mischief at a young age is just annoying. You are still mischievous at your age... It is hopeless.

The fake troublemakers👉🏻 are the ones who make trouble and have fun, the real troublemakers👉🏻 beat all the famous people to pieces

I thought it was a fox wearing an eyepatch

The front is normal, slowly unfolding, it's a bit interesting

I initially thought it was an abstract novel, but it turned out not to be the case.