Quick Wear: Don’t Be Afraid of the Yandere Villain

"Master, I also want to go to the demon world like my senior brothers and sisters." Wan Ge looked at the middle-aged man in front of him.

The God of War shook his head. Wan Ge in front of him was just a little fairy. If she was not the descendant of an old friend, she would not become his apprentice.

For someone like her, going to the demon world would make her a cannon fodder, right?

It was an imagined result, but as a simple and innocent little white flower, even if she wanted to go secretly, she had to ask the master's opinion before going.

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The villain in this world originally had a very good relationship with the male protagonist, and the two were like brothers.

However, it was precisely because of the male protagonist that the villain had the idea of ​​destroying the gods.

The reason was that the male protagonist liked a little goddess, that is, the heroine of this world.

But gods and demons cannot be together, but the male protagonist doesn't care about these, and wants to be with his little goddess anyway.

The villains did not object, but the gods were strongly opposed. However, they were particularly afraid of the hero's strength, so they could only threaten the hero's weakness, the little goddess.

Later, the gods, who had bargaining chips in their hands, tried a trap, killed the hero, and sentenced the heroine to death.

The villain was angry because of this, so he decided to destroy the gods.

But what they didn't know was that the biggest villain between the hero and heroine, the master of the original owner, the god of war of the gods, was actually a very emotional god.

Although the little heroine was not his apprentice, he had some friendship with the little heroine and felt sympathy for her.

So he found the hero, reached an agreement with him, and created a fake death drama, so that he could be with the heroine forever.

But the real villain didn't know these. Even if he knew it later, he hated the hero for abandoning him like this and didn't trust him as a brother. So in the end, he didn't stop his plan to destroy the gods.

At this time, the hero stood on the side of the gods, because he felt that the god of war had helped him, and there were many people in the gods that his lover cared about, so he completely stood on the opposite side of the villain and became a real opponent with the villain.

Faced with such a hero, the villain no longer cared about all friendship.

In the end, the villain died at the hands of the hero, and the hero realized that in the end, the villain did not really want to hurt him, so he was filled with infinite guilt.

And in the battle between gods and demons, many gods and demons died in that battle, and the vitality of the two tribes was greatly damaged.

Wan Ge's goal this time is to truly stop the villain's plan to destroy the gods.

And to maintain the character of this body, a simple and innocent little white flower.

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The god of war sent his apprentice to go, on the one hand to find out the news, and on the other hand to mix into the demon army.

It's just a pity that in the plot, few of his brothers and sisters came back.

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After her master refused, Wan Ge sneaked into the demon world by herself. In fact, she knew her current strength very well. She would not even be a cannon fodder if she sneaked into the demon world like this, so there was no follow-up of the original owner in the original book.

But this time it was different. Wan Ge would not directly rush into the demon army. As long as the first person she met was a minor villain, wouldn’t it be easy to deal with the others?

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Wan Ge successfully avoided the demon army and hid in a field of demon flowers.

Suddenly, a person stood beside her and looked down at her: "Little fairy? What are you doing here?"