Villain – Peeking at the Diary, the Female Leads' Personas Collapse-Chapter 129

Chapter 129

“Second female lead?” Lin Qingyue felt a slight pang of disappointment upon seeing this news. Indeed, where there’s a first, there must be a second.

Fortunately, though, the second female lead, Liu Feifei, wasn’t someone Chen Fan liked. She, Lin Qingyue, was always the one he liked, and that was enough.

After some thought, she decided to call Chen Fan.

“Are you busy?”

“What is it? Speak.”

Lin Qingyue said, “Oh, it’s nothing, just calling to ask—hasn’t it been a long time since we chatted?”

A “long time”? It had only been a few days. Geez, big sister, was this necessary? But alright, it’s not your storyline right now, so just keep yourself in line.

“If there’s nothing specific, I’m hanging up now.”

“Chen Fan … don’t push me. Is it really so hard to chat with you?”

“You don’t know that talking to men requires something extra?”

“What?”

“Bring some pictures if you want to chat. Thanks.”

With that, he ended the call. Was she kidding? I’m the villain; can I not control the female lead? What if she’s the first female lead? Whether I dote on her or not is still up to me. Right now, I’m about to shift focus to the second female lead—this storyline is going to be so thrilling.

Darn it, don’t mess with my moment here.

A while later, his phone dinged. Chen Fan checked it and zoomed in.

Oh man. She sent a real one?

Chen Fan replied: “Uh, did you send a restricted image or something? It’s a bit unclear.”

“That’s me.”

“I’m busy. We’ll talk later.”

Damn. Lin Qingyue almost threw her phone in frustration but held back. She’d lost count of how many times this had happened.

Whistling, Chen Fan fixed his hair and even sprayed some cologne. To the uninformed, he might look like he was heading out for a night on the town. In reality, this part of the story was written amusingly, highlighting the protagonist’s big “face-slapping” moments. They’d even put some effort into describing Chen Fan’s suave image—he was definitely styled to be cool.

Once ready, Chen Fan sat at his computer and began typing swiftly.

[Oh, how joyful it is, oh, how joyful.].

[Heh, the second female lead is coming soon. Haha, this part of the storyline is my absolute favorite.].

[Of course, for readers of the original novel, this part would have them boiling with anger, considering how ruthless it is towards the protagonist.].

[Liu Feifei ends up kidnapped—it’s Xiao Feng’s doing, but then she’s sent to me as a “gift.”].

[Later, the protagonist finds out and brings people to rescue her in an all-out fight, though my men are pretty much cannon fodder. Poor guys.].

[But I love this part because I get to hold the little girl and do whatever I please. Hahaha, well, it’s just a novel. If it were a real kidnapping, she’d probably be pregnant by now.].

What the—!

Readers were awestruck at the author’s boldness. This was incredibly gutsy writing. No wonder the protagonist would be so furious, and no wonder this woman would become the second female lead.

With Chen Fan written as such a scoundrel and with so much focus on Liu Feifei, this was clearly intended to emphasize the protagonist’s ferocity. For an angelic girl to suffer at Chen Fan’s hands, it’s only fitting that Chen Fan meets his end.

And to prevent any suspicions from readers, they decided that Chen Fan should be depicted as deeply in love with Lin Qingyue, uninterested in any other woman. Otherwise, the novel would have flopped for sure.

Though, on certain websites, readers might even track down the author and stab him a couple of times.

Cao Zijin yawned after reading the entry, leisurely opening a game to pass the time until tonight’s drama would unfold. Meanwhile, Zhu Yeqing, having read it, began quietly dressing in her combat attire.

Today, she intended to leave the protagonist with a little “souvenir.” Ye Aotian needed to pay for all her hard work recently. However, as an undercover agent, she had to remain discreet.

Zhu Yeqing suspected she’d been the one to notify Ye Aotian. And, though Chen Fan hadn’t written it, she was right; it was indeed her who had sent the message, wanting another chance to teach Ye Aotian a lesson.

This time, she’d hit hard enough to leave a mark.

Reading the diary, Lin Qingyue was furious. Damn it, such a great show, and she couldn’t watch it. She was desperate to get someone to record it for her to watch later. Otherwise, she’d feel so unsettled.

Meanwhile, the other female leads, upon reading the diary, also sprang into action.

Good grief, every time Chen Fan and Ye Aotian faced each other head-on, it was always a great show. Who would’ve thought that this scene could be so intense?

Liu Feifei, meanwhile, was utterly stunned after reading the diary.

I … Damn it, what do I do? Someone, please save me. I’m about to be kidnapped! Why me? And why did my assistant just go out to buy water? Without them, wouldn’t that mean …?

The scenery around her was the street, which was conveniently empty—even though it was only a little past eight. This doesn’t make sense. Where is everyone? Where’s the nightlife?

Maybe I should … run?

Just as she thought this, a few men appeared, brandishing knives. Caught by surprise, Liu Feifei turned, quickly landing a kick.

One-two-three, in no time, they were knocked out.

Liu Feifei gasped, “Didn’t anyone tell you I know some self-defense? Is that all you’ve got to kidnap me? I mean, I did film a martial arts movie before. I learned quite a few moves.”

Wait.

Liu Feifei suddenly realized she’d beaten up the people sent to kidnap her.

What now?

Wouldn’t the storyline be messed up? And if the story went wrong, wouldn’t the whole world fall apart? If the world collapsed, wouldn’t that mean … destruction?

No! The world can’t end! To protect peace, she needed to do something.

Her assistant felt that, indeed, little Liu Feifei was growing up—maturing into a true young lady.

“Please, tie me up properly, okay? Make sure it looks convincing, and then deliver me to Chen Fan’s house. Got it? If Chen Fan asks, just say it was Xiao Feng who did it, understand?”

The assistant was utterly stunned by this bizarre request. But, realizing it was for a frame-up, things started making sense. But was she really sure Chen Fan wouldn’t do anything to her?

“Don’t worry; Sister Cao Zijin will protect me.”

It’s because that woman is there that it’s unsafe! The entire entertainment industry knows Cao Zijin is ruthless. But here’s Liu Feifei, believing everyone in the world is good.

Oh well, it’s no use fighting her. After all, it’s Liu Feifei.

As long as Liu Feifei had her mind set on something, no one could say no.

Her assistant complied, enlisting two people to help deliver her. Upon arrival, they saw Chen Fan sitting arrogantly on the sofa, his dim gaze, suit, legs crossed, and wine glass in hand.

What was he doing? Filming a scene?

“What do you want?”

“Uh … Xiao Feng asked us to deliver a gift for you.”

A gift?

Chen Fan replied, “I told him he doesn’t have the status to speak to me as an equal. Giving gifts won’t change that.”

Whoa, what a line. It’s blinding in its arrogance. But fine, let’s finish the job.

“It’s her.”

They opened the sack, and Chen Fan spat his wine in surprise. What the hell, who did this?

The original description was simple: Liu Feifei’s hands were tied, and she was sent over.

But this? They’d tied her entire body! Who was responsible for this?

Even the assistants were dumbfounded upon seeing the rope.

Are you kidding, boss? You secretly modified the rope?

This wasn’t a kidnapping; it looked like the setup for some action film.