The Fall of the Prodigy: Return from the Demonic Abyss

The senior brother is the enemy who destroyed the family, and the heroine is the assassin who was ordered to kill me. Does this configuration count as "all villains"? I just finished coding the first three chapters, and the more I write, the more I feel that this configuration is a bit "crazy"—— The male protagonist Gu Linyuan: The only son of the head of the Cangming Sect, he has completed the foundation building at the age of twenty, and can break the tower with nine swords. He is the favorite of the four immortal sects. Result: - My senior brother Yun Yifeng was an orphan of the Yun family who was exterminated fifteen years ago. In order to take revenge, I personally drank him the spirit seal wine; ​ - My father, the head of the Cangming Sect, for the sake of "righteousness", personally used three swords to destroy his Dantian, cut off his spiritual roots, suppress his demonic blood, and pushed him into the Demonic Abyss; ​ - Su Wanqing, a woman in white who was moved at first glance, is a disciple of the Kunlun sect. She came to kill him with her master's dagger, just to get rid of the "demon blood bane". The current situation is: - Senior brother: I have wiped out all your vengeance, and I want you to repay it with your life; ​ - Female protagonist: You are the descendant of demon blood, and I must kill you to avenge my mother; ​ - Male protagonist: Falling into the abyss from the clouds, being bitten by ten thousand demons, he can only rely on swallowing the abyss demon to awaken the demon blood, and crawl back alive to seek revenge. No one is a pure "good person": - The revenge of the senior brother is a blood feud, but the method is to betray the junior brother who trusts him the most; ​ - The assassination of the heroine is to complete the mission of the master and avenge her mother, but she cannot take action when she sees his miserable state; ​ - The male protagonist's darkening was forced by the betrayal of his close relatives, and he changed from a righteous genius to a demon lord who wanted to return to the mountain gate. I would like to ask the old friends from Qidian: This setting of "all members have their own difficulties and all are seeking revenge" is considered "depressing" or "sensational" in male fantasy fantasy? Would it be too sadistic for the male protagonist and make readers feel aggrieved? Or is this extreme sense of fate more exciting? 🎯 Interactive voting (click directly!) 1. Whose position do you stand for more? ​ - A. Senior brother (blood feud, betrayal is justified) ​ - B. Female protagonist (the mission is on her, she can't help herself) ​ - C. Male protagonist (betrayed by a close relative, deserves to be blackened) ​ - D. Not standing, waiting for the male protagonist to kill everything