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Villain – Peeking at the Diary, the Female Leads’ Personas Collapse

Chapter 204

Author: LordCeraz
updatedAt: 2026-02-08

Chapter 204

“When you understand the story of the world’s greatest assassin and the world’s greatest defense, you’ll get it. By the way, the movie press conference—why hasn’t it started yet … Oh, it’s starting.”

At that moment, the TV showed a few people appearing on stage.

The host was earnestly introducing them.

“Liu Feifei, why did you bring so many bodyguards today?”

“I had a nightmare last night. I felt like someone was going to harm me today, so I prepared a lot of bodyguards.”

The audience burst into laughter. This girl was always so silly, but that’s exactly why so many people liked her.

Chen Fan, meanwhile, threw the remote onto the floor.

What the hell?! How could you do this? This is too much, damn it! If you do this, how is the plot supposed to unfold? How is that fan supposed to show up? Damn it, you’re messing everything up! Where am I supposed to find someone who can break through a crowd of guards and rush to Liu Feifei’s side?

This is ridiculous—making things impossible!

“Zhu Yeqing, get me a mask. Now, immediately!”

Although Zhu Yeqing didn’t know what the young master was planning, she followed his orders and got him a mask.

“Also, when you’re free, practice properly with Wu Meiniang, got it?”

“Young master, you’re going out this time without me?”

Take you along for what? You’re already like a clingy shadow. Sleeping with you at night is enough, and now you’re making so many demands? That’s just too much.

With the mask on, he bolted out the door.

Zhu Yeqing didn’t hesitate and immediately went to the group chat, sharing the news.

“What? Chen Fan went out? By himself?”

Zhu Yeqing said, “Yes, it seems like he watched something on TV and then left.”

Damn it, this guy better not mess things up!

Cao Zijing said, “I think I know what’s going on. It’s unrealistic, impossible. There’s no way Chen Fan can get in.”

Everyone instantly understood what Cao Zijing meant. It was obvious—this plot point was something Cao Zijing and Liu Feifei were determined to squash.

But clearly, Chen Fan wasn’t willing to let it go. He wanted this plot to continue, so it was stuck in a weird stalemate.

Liu Feifei and Cao Zijing had hired a lot of people to ensure no accidents happened at the venue.

But Chen Fan wasn’t having it. So, if they had to guess, Chen Fan was probably planning to trigger the event himself and take the stage.

“Doesn’t Brother Chen Fan know you can’t get in without a pass? This press conference is super strict.”

The truth was, Chen Fan did go. Since it was nearby, it didn’t take long. But, helplessly, he was stopped at the entrance. Even offering money didn’t help.

The security at the door flat-out refused to let Chen Fan in, which gave him a headache from frustration.

They won’t even take money? Since when did security guards in novels become so upright? Aren’t you guys usually the ones who get slapped in the face by the protagonist?

“You really won’t let me in?”

“Liu Feifei told me no one is allowed to enter. She also said someone might try to harm her today.”

“I know her!”

“You know Liu Feifei? I know Cao Zijing too. Get lost. I’ve seen plenty of fans like you. For safety, there’s no way you’re getting in.”

What the hell? Are you sick or something?

At that moment, someone waved and said, “I have a work badge. We’re together. Let us in.”

Chen Fan turned and looked at the person standing a bit away, slightly surprised. The girl was wearing a mask, but Chen Fan could still tell—it was Ye Ziyue.

This girl … she could stand now?

“Hmm, alright then, you can go in. But next time, no badge, no entry, got it?”

Ye Ziyue followed Chen Fan as they walked inside.

“You … can stand now?”

“Yeah, shh, keep it down. I snuck out. Walking’s still not easy, just simple steps. Running? That’ll take time to get used to.”

“No wonder you’re limping a bit. So, what are you doing here?”

“I was just passing by, saw you, and got a badge from someone to get in.”

Huh?

“You’re curious about the movie press conference or what?”

Ye Ziyue said, “Not curious. I just asked a random staff member passing by for it. Was it that hard?”

What the hell?!

“Why you? How come you can do that?”

Ye Ziyue, with a dark expression, said, “I mean, I’m at least a beauty, right?”

“Oh … shocking. But you’re dressed so casually today. Your old Republic-era style clothes looked great. By the way, do you wear a dudou (traditional undergarment)?”

You … Ye Ziyue suddenly wanted to kill this guy.

You’re doing this on purpose, aren’t you? You know and still ask, just to make me hate you, right? Then, as the villain, you want me to hate you so the plot can continue naturally? Ugh, I’m not falling for it. I won’t let you have your way.

Ye Ziyue was starting to dislike Chen Fan a bit now because he was the first person to make her laugh. But if she had to rank people, number one would definitely be Ye Aotian—the guy she wanted to kill.

“Why are you wearing a mask?”

Chen Fan quickly tried to hide the mask, but Ye Ziyue was faster. She snatched it and, without hesitation, tossed it into a trash can.

Great. This is just ridiculous.

“What the hell? Why’d you do that?”

“It’s just a mask. I’ll buy you a new one later. What’s the big deal?”

What the hell?! Are you all trying to kill me or what?

Helplessly, Chen Fan could only grit his teeth and take it one step at a time. He really didn’t know how to handle the situation now.

At the venue, after Liu Feifei finished her interview, it was Ye Aotian’s turn.

“Ye Aotian, as a newcomer, what do you have to say about filming this movie?”

Ye Aotian said, “I’m very grateful for the opportunity everyone has given me and for the director’s recognition.”

The director nodded with satisfaction. If you hadn’t been so good at “networking,” even sending your woman to me, I wouldn’t have boosted you like this.

Logically speaking, the director would indeed promote Ye Aotian a bit, but it’d be the standard treatment for most amateurs. However, if certain “things” happened, the director was more than happy to give him a push.

A little extra effort would do.

Ye Aotian continued, “Also, in the entertainment industry, as a newcomer, I really don’t have the qualifications to do much. I need to keep learning and improving. I especially want to thank Xiao Li for her help.”

Xiao Li?

Cao Zijing glanced at the woman beside her.

This minor supporting actress—didn’t expect she’d have a role in this.

“No big deal, it’s what I should do.”

Xiao Li didn’t care much. They were all “family” now, so naturally, she was happy to speak up for Ye Aotian.

The microphone was passed to Cao Zijing. She said, “Actually, we all supported this movie with cameo roles. The real hard work came from Ye Aotian and Ye Zifeng. For us girls, being able to participate in a high-energy movie like this is already exciting. Moving forward, I’ll work hard to broaden my acting range and take on more and better films.”

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