Jade Tribulation: Did the Villainous Immortal Lord Abandon Her After Taking Her Heart?

Su Li transmigrated into a book, but the story had nothing to do with him. He had become a ten-year-old country boy, known as Dog Egg until the age of ten. He had transmigrated to a little village where the book’s villain, Immortal Lord Zhuoyu, would eventually meet his end. Su Li was no more than an extra among extras, not even worth a passing mention. The only reason he remembered the character was that the name “Zhuoyu” had caught his eye while he was reading. With a villain’s title that handsome, why make him the bad guy, and why make him so beautiful...

At first, Su Li had no idea he had transmigrated into a book. He only realized that this was the world of the book he had read, and that Immortal Lord Zhuoyu was real, on his twentieth birthday, when he went hunting in the mountains and found a beauty with barely a breath left.

Mu Rongze was once again at his most wretched when he encountered an ordinary mortal who nevertheless radiated warmth: a fool who had no way to protect himself from his pursuers, yet still threw himself in front of Mu Rongze without hesitation.

Mu Rongze decided that even if he had to tie him up, he would take him back to the sect and keep him by his side forever. He didn’t care if people called him despicable or if Su Li hated him. All he wanted was for Su Li to stay with him.

Later, Su Li said, “Immortal Lord, only those who share their karma can be Dao companions. I came into this world for you. If you dare to take me and then abandon me, I’ll tear apart the Heavenly Dao and tie you up and hide you away.”