I'm a professional villain actor; my fans are begging me not to kill them.

There's a type of blogger on Douyin whose daily work involves watching all kinds of dramas—new dramas, old dramas, good movies, bad movies—and they'd love to have eight livers to find material.

Recently, a new type of video has become popular – videos featuring murderers in movies and TV shows.

Previously, popular topics were lists of handsome men, beautiful women, rich people, and fighting prowess. Perhaps netizens got tired of that and wanted a change of pace, so many people started paying attention to murderers.

"Old Teacher's Big Review" is such a blogger; he's been anxious lately about how to become popular.

Previously, the video blogger field was a blue ocean, where you could post anything and it would go viral. Now it's different; experts and novices alike are all trying to make a living, and it's becoming increasingly difficult to earn money.

Therefore, the teacher had to turn his attention to the vast sea of ​​online dramas, and "The Hidden Forest" was one of the online dramas he chose.

The teacher stared with bloodshot eyes, turned on double speed, and started looking for materials.

The first episode was so-so, the second episode was okay, and the third episode was pretty bad...

The comments section was lukewarm, with very few complaints.

It's obvious that this show is very niche, and the teacher sighed, having given up hope on it.

He quickly swiped the mouse, ready to browse through everything as fast as possible, and if nothing was found, he would simply give up.

Just then, the number of comments suddenly increased.

The previous episode only had a few dozen bullet comments, which seemed sparse when spread out, as if no one was watching at all.

However, in this episode, the number of comments on the screen increased more than tenfold.

[High-energy warning!]

[WARNING! Move away from the screen immediately!]

Holy crap! That scared the hell out of me!

Take my advice and run!

[Warning! Non-combat personnel, evacuate immediately!]

The teacher quickly adjusted the playback speed, switching from double speed to normal, and quietly waited for the high-energy scene to unfold.

There are all sorts of online trolls, but they generally don't appear in this place.

Then the teacher saw a man in a black suit appear, and the comments section displayed a warning in large red font: "[A serial killer has appeared]".

The teacher became even more interested and even pressed the pause button. However, to his disappointment, the man in the video was tall and straight, wearing gold-rimmed glasses, with a handsome face and a warm, sunny smile. He was clearly a sunny young man, not at all like a murderer.

Can someone like that really play a murderer well?

Online trolls have absolutely no bottom line.

The teacher clicked "Continue".

Holy crap!

The teacher almost threw the mouse away. The sunny young man just now turned his body slightly, and his eyes changed from gentle to indifferent. He exuded a murderous aura, and the gleaming pig-slaughtering knife in his hand gleamed coldly.

The man turned around and walked towards the camera. His eyes behind his glasses sent chills down the spine, and the teacher almost smashed the screen.

But what followed was an immense sense of excitement.

His elegant and refined demeanor, coupled with his cold and ruthless gaze, creates a stark contrast within him.

Elegant yet perverse.

He's the epitome of a refined scoundrel.

With those looks and that aura, he was born for this job.

It's a bit of a pity, playing a villain is a tough path.

The teacher dragged the progress bar and captured two images: one sunny and cheerful, and the other cold and cruel. He decided to use these two images as the main images for today's video.

This picture alone is wallpaper-worthy. He has already figured out how to proceed: use the first picture to lure viewers in with a clickbait title, and then use the second picture to kill them all off.

With great excitement, the teacher embarked on a binge-watching journey, this time without using double-speed playback—a basic respect for television dramas.

Lin Dong is a character who doesn't appear often, but every time he does, he brings a killing spree.

In the teacher's words, other murderers bring nothing but barbaric and primitive killing, devoid of any beauty, and instead make people feel disgusted.

But Lin Dong is different; for him, killing is an art.

It was clearly a butcher's knife, but in Lin Dong's hands it was like a work of art, possessing an almost damnable elegance.

Lin Dong killed people with such elegance, one by one.

His killings were aimless, seemingly spontaneous, just as true artists always create based on inspiration.

Lin Dong killed people with both elegance and madness, and even when he was finally shot and killed by the male protagonist, there was no panic or fear of death in his eyes.

In his eyes, there was only the regret of not being able to complete his "artistic creation".

It made the teacher feel an urge to go up and help him finish his work.

"So elegant!"

The teacher stayed up all night to finish watching the story and put every single person Lin Dong killed into the video footage.

After staying up all night, the editor finished the editing work. The pacing was just right, and with the warm and comfortable music, it was extremely deceptive.

The teacher clicked upload with satisfaction, and then randomly selected one lucky person to review the application.

A hapless reviewer yawned as he began his day of reviewing. Only those who have done the reviewing work know how miserable it is. He was caught between a barrage of criticism from bloggers and users, like a rat caught in a bellows, suffering from both sides.

The reviewer, Xiao Zhao, clicked on the video, curled his lip, and said that although it passed the review, it was completely devoid of substance and belonged to the category of garbage.

Too.

Too.

Next, Xiao Zhao stood up abruptly and said, "Hey girl, this is a bit much!"

They are rich and generous, but perhaps a little too much.

Sigh, let's review it again.

After reading it once, I'm still a bit unsure, so I'll take another look.

After reviewing the application three times, Xiao Zhao reluctantly clicked "approved."

Damn it!

It is a major dereliction of duty for the review process to fail to share good things.

"Next one," Xiao Zhao clicked on the next video, smacking his lips. The cover photo featured a refined and handsome man.

Xiao Zhao clicked on it nonchalantly.

next moment.

"Holy crap!" Xiao Zhao almost jumped up.

Coke sprayed onto the screen, the black liquid mixing with the blood in the video.

Xiao Zhao read it through with a grumbling tone, feeling conflicted about whether it should be approved.

This video is basically on the edge of being approved or not; it's acceptable if approved, but it's also acceptable if not.

Xiao Zhao read it twice, and then, on a whim, clicked "accept"—I can't be the only one who gets frightened.

Die, all of you!

Late at night, a video titled "A Refined Scoundrel Who Is Both Elegant and Perverted" quietly began to spread, and quickly became a popular video thanks to the handsome cover and the huge contrast in the video.

[Holy crap!]

[Read once a day, and sleep will disappear.]

Say goodbye to your sleep!

[That scared the hell out of me!]

Anyone who has ever killed knows that indiscriminate killing is the most unscrupulous form of murder; killing must be an art.

[I was so scared I crawled under the covers.]

[They're going crazy, holy crap!]

Wait a minute, isn't this the guy who went on a rampage at the kindergarten a couple of days ago?

[I've seen it too, what a powerful prison!]

[666, a born killer!]

The comments section exploded, with many expressing high praise for Bai Ye's portrayal of Lin Dong.

Then comes liking, sharing, and recommending—good things shouldn't be kept to yourself.