The Villain Has Feelings Too

Let me tell you a story. A story where even villains have their own stories to tell. In this world where we tend to believe what we saw more than what we hear, is what we saw really the full story? And in this world where we tend to believe what we hear when we aren’t there to witness, who is to say what is the truth and what is false? A point of view from a small villain: “You have seen all the crimes and evilness I’ve committed by reading the story. You have seen what I did that made you hate me. But, have you seen my story? Do you know why I did all those things that made you wish I would die 100 times? This novel will tell you my story. I hope you won’t give me your pity when you finish reading it. I have no need for your pity for by then, I have already suffered enough or died horribly to atone for my sins.” . . . Yin Yu committed 99 crimes in heaven. In order to cleanse his own sins, he is to go to the mortal realm to collect all 99 cores of sins from 99 different people who committed the same crimes as his. What started out was once a ruthless, cold, and unfeeling man. As his journey progressed, these mortal feelings of warmth, love, and kindness, he is bound to never forget for eternity.