Transmigrated villain – My Fiancée Orders Me To Beg The Male Lead's Forgiveness-Chapter 456 - The Radiant An Buyu

Although the plot required the protagonist to win and him to lose.

But “throwing the fight” and “being utterly powerless” are two completely different things...

It’s like the difference between “pretending to be poor” and “actually being poor”—the mindset is worlds apart!

In truth, it’s no wonder Li Yuan felt upset.

After all, the core of the heart-voice genre is a unique form of “playing the fool”—

As an omniscient (knowing the plot) and omnipotent (having a powerful identity and system rewards, making him a genius) transmigrator, he was supposed to act like a fool while “playing along with the plot” for everyone else!

So, according to the normal development, in his duel with the “protagonist” as the “lapdog villain.”

He should have dominated the fight at first, beating the protagonist senseless, all while thinking in his heart-voice:

(You crooked-mouthed protagonist, I’ve tolerated you for long enough!)

(Now that I have the chance, I’ll beat you up! I just need to throw the fight at the end to let you win!)

Thus, the “lapdog villain” would keep beating the “protagonist,” only to deliberately get hit by the protagonist’s “finishing move” at the last moment, falling off the stage and losing the duel.

After falling, he would dramatically say, “Damn it! I didn’t expect you to hide your strength so well!”

Such obvious “acting,” but the brainless “protagonist” wouldn’t notice, smugly showing off on stage with his crooked smile!

And the spectators wouldn’t notice either; they would just mock the “lapdog villain” and praise the “crooked-mouthed protagonist” after seeing the duel’s result—

But the heroines would be different.

After hearing his heart-voice, they would know the “lapdog villain’s” defeat was an act.

So, in their eyes, the “protagonist, who thinks he really won and is gloating,” would look like a clown.

The “lapdog villain, who fell off the stage in disgrace,” would instead win their favor—”This Li Yuan/Piao Miao Holy Son is really interesting!”

—But now, Li Yuan wasn’t feeling “interesting” at all.

Still, despite his frustration, with his mind focused on “following the plot,” he decided to check on the “villainess” An Buyu to see what was going on.

“If it comes to it... I’ll just approach her myself and team up!”

His acting skills were top-notch, so getting the plot back on track would be easy!

And so, after gathering some information from his lackeys.

Li Yuan pretended to be taking a casual stroll and made his way to a quiet lakeside in Piao Miao Holy Land.

An Buyu was there—

(If I remember correctly, this is the place...)

(Where the protagonist tricked the naive girl, then admired the “flowers” and “moon”... and seduced Xixue...)

The flowers were red, and the moon was full.

(And then the naive girl lost her first time!)

(But it’s no surprise, she’s the heroine, so giving herself to the protagonist is normal!)

Unlike An Buyu, who, as the villainess, didn’t have any intimate relationship with the protagonist!

At this moment, seeing An Buyu sitting quietly in the lakeside pavilion, Li Yuan’s eyes lit up.

(She’s here!)

Though An Buyu wore a veil, her carefully styled clothes and hair made her look like a silently blooming, radiant flower.

(With such grace and beauty... no wonder the protagonist instinctively thought she was a great beauty!)

(If I didn’t already know the plot, I would have been fooled too!)

As fellow Holy Son and Holy Daughter, Li Yuan and An Buyu naturally knew each other.

So, Li Yuan walked over, intending to “strike up a conversation.”

(I need to pique her interest... make her understand my “abilities”... then she’ll be willing to team up with me to fight the protagonist...)

(Hmm... I’ve got it!)

(After being abandoned, she’s become even more self-conscious about the scars on her face, so if I target that...)

However, what Li Yuan couldn’t have imagined was that, at this moment, An Buyu was calculating in her mind—

“Haoran said... every time he ‘cares’ for me, about two percent of the scars on my face disappear...”

Because Wang Haoran had been working so hard lately, sometimes even coming two or three times in a row, so...

“The scars are now about one-third left...”

Which meant she still needed Wang Haoran to... quite a few more times!

Sigh, she still needed about fifteen more sessions!

“Maybe even fifteen won’t be enough... it might take sixteen or seventeen...”

“But there’s no choice... to heal my face...”

“No matter what Haoran wants to do, I have to cooperate fully with the ‘treatment’...”

Yesterday, Wang Haoran had used this excuse to “trick” her... saying he wanted to admire two kinds of delicate flowers together!

Recalling Wang Haoran’s “enthusiastic” behavior yesterday, An Buyu couldn’t help but smile dreamily.

Her whole body radiated joy and happiness—

“Haoran~”

Anyone could hear the deep affection in her voice.

And Li Yuan certainly did.

So, he froze, stopping in his tracks—

(...What’s going on?!)

(An Buyu... wasn’t she supposed to have fallen out with the protagonist?!)

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Li Yuan, completely baffled by the situation.

Could only stand there, watching as the “protagonist” Wang Haoran walked over to the “villainess” An Buyu.

Then pulled her into his arms.

Holding her tightly, inseparable.

—But that wasn’t the end of it.

After glancing at Li Yuan, Wang Haoran grabbed An Buyu’s shoulder with one hand, pressing her against a pillar in a classic “kabedon.”

Then, looking down at her, he used his other hand to lift her veil.

“Buyu...” After a few seconds of eye contact, he kissed her directly.

“Haoran~” An Buyu joyfully responded.

“............”

“............”

Seeing this scene, for some reason, Li Yuan suddenly felt a sharp pain in his heart.