Eight characteristics of villains

First, I like to spread rumors and cause trouble. Second, I like flattery. Third, I like to sow discord. Fourth, I like to obey Yin and Yang. Fifth, I like have it both ways. Sixth, I like to compete with others. Seven, like to hit people when they are down. Eight, like to find someone to carry the pot.

First, I like to spread rumors and cause trouble. Real sinister villains, for their own interests or even just to hide the goodwill of others, are often afraid of the chaos in the world, deliberately create rumors, like to make sentences with "I heard", and will distort the facts and even fabricate rumors to attack and hurt others. Second, I like flattery. Everyone has the psychology of listening to good words, which is one of the reasons why villains are often favored in history. Flattery is different from sincere praise and encouragement. The former is extremely purposeful, hypocritical and bottomless, without the slightest sincerity, and often only a villain can say it. Third, I like to sow discord. Most of the real sinister villains like to make trouble, let the snipe and clam compete and benefit themselves. Therefore, the eloquence of most villains is not too bad. They can provoke other people's disputes with their sharp mouths, and they will sit still and play the disgusting role of stirring shit sticks. Fourth, I like to obey Yin and Yang. Most insidious villains must be duplicitous, saying one thing in their mouths and thinking another. Their statements and ideas are often based on hurting others, that is, we often say that they are duplicitous and duplicitous, and they are beautiful in front of you. As soon as I turned around, I immediately changed my face and even stabbed you in the back. Fifth, I like have it both ways. Those insidious little people are mostly followers of the trend. Whoever gains power will cling to him, and whoever loses power will step on him. They have no real feelings. They often turn their backs on people when crossing the river, kick down the bridge and abandon useless people. Sixth, I like to compete with others. Whether it's his own credit or not, the villain wants to keep it for himself. They are used to stepping on others and using others to open the way for themselves, but they have no gratitude. They take it for granted that they take advantage of others and take credit from others without any psychological burden. Seven, like to hit people when they are down. As long as someone falls or fails, young people like to take the opportunity to step on themselves, regardless of whether the other person has helped themselves, been kind to themselves or offended themselves, as if it would be a loss not to step on them. There are also some villains who are completely jealous and gloat over other people's experiences. Eight, like to find someone to carry the pot. Villains are generally reluctant to admit their mistakes. If something goes wrong, they will either lie without conscience or find someone to take the fall for themselves. In order to make people take the blame for themselves, they will cheat everyone by any means, try to hide the truth, or make others feel wronged for no reason.

No matter what it is, the essence of villains is nothing more than these eight words: mercenary, harming others and benefiting themselves. So on the whole, it is still easy to identify. If you encounter it, you must stay as far away as possible to avoid being hurt.