Ah! Running into the book I wrote to chase the evil female supporting role

"Yes, actually, that is a novel I wrote when I was a child."

Han Juyou said and glanced at him sideways.

The moment the two looked at each other, Liu Muye's heart suddenly skipped a beat.

Han Juyou told Liu Muye about her past:

"I heard from my mother that before I was born, our family's life was actually not too bad. At that time, my father worked as a senior technician in a factory. At that time, he earned a monthly salary of 10,000 to 20,000 yuan. He was considered a middle-class person with a comfortable life. family."

"But, in the second year after I was born, my father's factory closed down."

"Later, my father used the money he had saved to start a business, but he lost all his money. He was unable to recover from it. He even got into gambling and sold all the houses and cars in the family."

"My father thought I was a bad guy. He thought it was because of my birth that the family started to go downhill. So when I was very young, my father thought about selling me, but my mother and grandma refused to agree and sold me. It was saved."

"After my grandma passed away, my mother was the only one who loved me. My mother was in poor health and had to work to support the family. My father would quarrel with my mother every time he came home after losing money in gambling. My mother also had a fierce temper. Every time the quarrel ended, there would be a big fight, leaving the house in a mess, and I would huddle in the corner and witness all this with my own eyes..."

"My childhood was spent in endless quarrels between my parents."

"Speaking of study, my grades when I was a child were actually not very good. I was the most inconspicuous and transparent person in school. I know that I was actually stupid, but I just wasn't convinced. Why was my life so bad? Studying If it doesn’t work well, I will study hard, and I will study ten times or twenty times as hard as others..."

"My hard work has not been in vain. Since the fifth grade, my grades have never fallen out of the top ten in the class. No one knows how much hard work I have put in behind the rankings."

"But no matter how good my grades were, I couldn't make my father happy, and the quarrels at home didn't change because of how good I was at school."

"Moreover, due to family reasons, I am relatively withdrawn. I have almost no friends in school. Even my classmates who play better with me will become unlucky because of me."

"From then on, I felt that my father's idea was correct. I was really a 'lone star'. I would only bring misfortune to others, and my life would only be misfortune."

"Sometimes, I wonder, would the world be a better place if I never existed?"

"After my neighbor's eldest sister graduated from high school, she gave me a lot of books. In addition to study books, there were also several romance novels. From that time on, I fell in love with reading novels. Every time my parents quarreled, , I just hid in my room and read novels secretly."

"Liu Muye, you know, at that time, I really wished that I was Cinderella in the novel, and that there would be a prince charming who could save me from this depressing home, so I picked up a pen and paper and wrote The story in my heart is recorded..."

[The gambling dad, the sick mom, the deceased grandma and the broken her. 】

Liu Muye originally set up Han Juyou in this way in order to make the plot transition more logical in the later period when Han Juyou turns black and hooks up with the male protagonist and frames the female protagonist out of profit.

He never thought that the few words he typed could actually lead to someone else's miserable life!

Listening to Han Juyou talking about her childhood, Liu Muye's thoughts were also drawn back to her childhood...

Liu Muye's childhood was spent with his parents in a shantytown where the sky could not be seen when looking up, and snakes, insects, rats, and ants were everywhere. The most profound memory of his childhood was the quarrels between his parents.

Poor and low-income couples have a lot of troubles, and parents always quarrel over all kinds of trivial matters.

At that time, his family was very poor, and Liu Muye’s favorite thing to do was to spend half an hour at the newsstand after school, reading new comics, periodicals, and romance books—especially every time his parents quarreled, he would Will hide in the newsstand.

Romance novels at that time still tended to focus on the female perspective - this may be one of the reasons why he chose to write female novels to make a living when he grew up, but regardless of the male and female perspectives, it did not affect his ability to assume the perspective of the rich male protagonist.

The old man at the newsstand was very kind to him. After knowing about his family situation, every time he came crying, his grandpa would treat him to food, make him happy, and tell him all kinds of interesting stories.

Later, when he was in junior high school, his grandfather's newsstand closed. I heard that he died of old age. I don't know whether it was true or not, but his mother did have cancer.

He had no money for treatment and died.

My father became so depressed that he felt like a zombie every day.

Liu Muye also became more and more introverted and sensitive. He closed his heart and was cautious towards everyone.

His dissatisfaction with life made him want to escape from the small county town of his hometown more and more, and he worked harder than anyone else.

Finally, I was admitted to Sunan University through my own efforts.

Without the four years of happy college, perhaps he would still be the autistic and introverted little boy hiding alone in his room, dreaming of becoming a "hero".

If you think about it carefully, his and Han Juyou's life experiences are quite similar...

No!

wrong!

Isn't Han Juyou's life experience an allusion to his real life?

Save the vicious female supporting character...

Is that what it meant?

At this moment, Liu Muye seemed to finally understand something.

He sat up suddenly and looked at Han Juyou.

"You...what's that expression on your face?"

Han Juyou looked at Liu Muye's strange eyes and immediately sat up from the beach.

Liu Muye did not answer her, but asked seriously: "Han Juyou, do you believe in fate?"

"Fate?" Han Juyou pursed her lips and sneered. She answered in a sonorous tone, "I don't believe it, at least I don't believe that I will be so unlucky all my life. I, Han Juyou, will definitely stand out!"

"Yes, stand out!"

Liu Muye stood up, patted the sand on his butt, and then reached out to pull Han Juyou up.

He pointed to the sky with one hand and shouted with great ambition: "We will definitely, stand out!!"

"We?" Han Juyou looked at him, a little stunned.

Liu Muye didn't notice the change in Han Juyou's expression. After yelling, he turned to look at her and said, "Han Juyou, no matter what difficulties you encounter in the future, you must tell me, understand?"

"...You." Han Juyou looked into Liu Muye's eyes, hesitated for a moment, and said, "Liu Muye, who are you, why are you so good to me?"

Liu Muye pursed his lips, showed a sunny smile, and said confidently: "I am the person sent by God to help you!"

"Don't lie to me."

"I will never lie to you." Liu Muye said seriously, "As long as I help you, you will definitely be able to succeed!"

The boy's words were like a strong hurricane, instantly disturbing the girl's originally calm heart, causing circles of ripples in her heart that continued to spread and could not be calmed for a long time.

The boy's bright eyes were dazzling, even brighter than the moonlight tonight. The girl tried to see through him through his eyes, but the harder she tried, the more she felt she couldn't see through him. Because of this, she fell deeply into it...

After a long time, the girl finally said, "Okay!"

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[Master Xing said that he would be famous all over the world. Later, he succeeded, so I also made a vow to stand out! ——Notes by Liu Muye]

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