Transmigrated Into a Book: Clinging to the Villainous Disciple's Leg

(Sickly, scheming disciple x beautiful but timid master)

Mu Linlin transmigrates into a book as a cannon-fodder supporting character.

To avoid being tormented by her villainous disciple, Mu Linlin has no choice but to work hard to win his favor.

But over the long years they spend together, she falls in love with him without even realizing it.

In the end, she still cannot escape the fate awaiting her.

Above Weakwater Lake, Mu Linlin is bound in midair.

“Yi Zhuoshen, one is your master, and the other is your senior sister. Let’s see which one you save.” Huan Chi looks up at the woman in the air and sneers.

Yi Zhuoshen gives her a cold glance, then chooses his senior sister.

Watching the boy race without hesitation toward Yan Yan, she gives a bitter little smile. “I lost.”

Knowing there is nowhere left to run, Mu Linlin watches the approaching demons and smiles in acceptance. She destroys her own soul and dies.

Seeing the woman in white fall from the sky, Yi Zhuoshen scrambles toward her and gathers her into his arms. All the words he wants to say catch in his throat, leaving only two choked-out syllables: “Master.”

The woman strokes the boy’s cheek. Her thoughts drift back to the first time she saw him: rain drifting down, the boy in white beneath a peach tree, his slender figure and the falling blossoms weaving a dream she never wanted to wake from.

“Goodbye, Yi Zhuoshen.”

For three days and three nights, the man holds her in the same position.

But the real story has only just begun.