Stop crying, I'll give it to you, okay?

"Xiao Wuli!"

The sharp sword slashed a long wound across Xiao Wuli's neck, and for a moment, Xiao Wuli's mind cleared when he suddenly heard a familiar voice.

Master.

"You brat! That's an illusion!!!" The old man jumped up in panic, his voice shrill. "Don't let the poisonous miasma control your mind!"

【Aaaaaah, you brat!!! You dare to commit suicide?! ??! 】

Xiao Wuli was stunned, his phoenix eyes looking around in confusion.

"You brat! I've shouted myself hoarse!" The old man was furious. He wiped the sweat from his brow with his sleeve and roared, "Bleeding from all seven orifices, committing suicide with a sword, huh...you're quite the expert!"

"Master is here," Xiao Wuli suddenly said.

Old man: ?

Is that brat even listening to him?

Xiao Wuli was eager to see the person he longed for. He looked around, his emotions still trapped in the illusion he had just experienced. Like an abandoned puppy, he was anxious and nervous.

Xiao Wuli paused, his chin raised, his gaze slowly lifting as he stared intently at the air before him, his long eyelashes trembling slightly.

Cool fingertips gently touched his cheek, patiently and tenderly wiping away the two lines of bloody tears. He smelled the familiar exotic fragrance, and his tense nerves slowly relaxed. He took a deep breath and his breathing became steady.

Master is still here.

It's just an illusion.

After his head was rubbed, Xiao Wuli, who had been clenching his fists, slowly loosened his grip. With a 'clang,' the longsword fell to the ground, and the bloodstains on his neck healed at a speed visible to the naked eye.

At this moment, he felt as if he were soaking in a honey pot of happiness, being pampered and coaxed, his heart was full and he didn't want to leave.

But happiness is always fleeting. The slightly cool fingers slowly withdrew, and the fragrance faded. Xiao Wuli's fingertips twitched, and he subconsciously wanted to reach out and grasp the tenderness of the moment, but he stopped timidly.

His head was rubbed again, and his Adam's apple bobbed slightly.

The old man paused for a moment, looking at Xiao Wuli whose face had been wiped clean.

Master really is here.

...He was certain that even if Xiao Wuli committed some extraordinary act, his master would forgive him.

This is simply excessive pampering, bordering on spoiling!

The old man withdrew his gaze and patted his chest.

Fortunately, his master called out to Xiao Wuli at the crucial moment, otherwise the boy would have really committed suicide.

After a long pause, he fell silent again.

...Why is it like this again?

He called Xiao Wuli for a long time but he didn't respond. Only when his master called him did he come back to his senses.

.

I was quite frightened by the lateness of the hour.

He was still reeling from the shock of his own suicide when he heard the system alarm. Looking up, he saw Xiao Wuli bleeding from all seven orifices, having committed suicide with his long sword.

He drew his sword without hesitation! He didn't hesitate to commit suicide either.

Is this how it was in the original plot of "Rebellion Against the Heavens"?

I wish I hadn't skipped this abstract plot!

The little dumpling, equally startled, raised her voice: "Of course not!"

In the original book, by this point, Chi Buwan and Xiao Wuli had already done it countless times. The original owner would never commit suicide after discovering that Xiao Wuli liked him, and Xiao Wuli would not lock the original owner's hands and feet like before. At most, he would just... lock his penis to control the original owner.

Moreover, in the original text, Chi Buwan was already dead when Xiao Wuli entered the illusion. There was no scene where he committed suicide in front of her and then called her "disgusting".

337 glanced at the 467 points on the screen and patted his chest in relief.

Xiao Wuli is too crazy! His host died, and he actually committed suicide to follow him in death!

If he really commits suicide in the illusion, then even the Heavenly King himself can't do anything about it!

He will become a puppet of the poisonous miasma, forever trapped in the illusion, repeatedly experiencing such fear until his body withers and his life comes to an end.

Interfering with the protagonist's mental training costs 200 points, which is the most efficient use of points by the host.

The little dumpling turned to look at its host, who was looking at Xiao Wuli, and slowly shook its head, recalling the heartache and tenderness that had unconsciously flowed from its peach blossom eyes when it wiped away Xiao Wuli's blood and tears.

The host has ultimately followed in the footsteps of his predecessors.

Chi Buwan sensed its gaze, turned her head to look at it, and asked with a serious expression: "What?"

337 withdrew his knowing gaze, shook his head, and said, "Nothing happened."

Chi Buwan withdrew his gaze, looked at Xiao Wuli, who was three meters away and whose emotions had completely calmed down, and took a deep breath.

The world in the book and the world now are completely different.

After all, Xiao Wuli in "Rebellion Against the Heavens" had no romantic feelings. He kept having sex with Chi Buwan every day because he wanted to take revenge on him. But because of his appearance, this world gave him magical artifacts, spiritual herbs and pills that Xiao Wuli in the book did not have. I don't know which spiritual herb was given to him by mistake, but it planted Xiao Wuli's romantic feelings.

Xiao Wuli's greatest fear is his own death... The reason is his own fault; he brought Xiao Wuli into this world and raised him astray.

In short, "Rebellion Against the Heavens" is a simple male-oriented novel featuring an overpowered protagonist, but because of his appearance in this world, the plot of this world gradually deviates from the original book due to the butterfly effect.

This explanation was the only one that could confirm that his three all-nighters and the novel that supposedly caused his death were not related to homoerotic content.

Is it too late?.........

It's definitely not a gay romance novel.