After dying as a sacrifice, Lin Zhi suddenly discovers that the world she lives in is actually one giant male-oriented tragic romance novel.
This world is all about having countless women in the hero’s harem and killing his wives to prove his righteousness.
He kills the women who love him, and he kills the ones who don’t. By the end, there’s no one left in the book.
Lin Zhi: The people in this world are seriously messed up~
The good news: Lin Zhi isn’t part of the harem.
The bad news: She’s the cannon-fodder, beloved senior sister whom the male lead killed.
The even worse news: She’s reborn right in the middle of the male lead’s harem.
The senior sister who cares for Lin Zhi gets pregnant, then is killed by the male lead so he can prove his Dao.
The junior sister who idolizes Lin Zhi is tricked by the male lead into sealing something away and dies.
Of the two senior brothers left, one dies and the other goes mad.
Lin Zhi, who would even separate two leaves lying next to each other on the road: I’ve got this.
She tricks them all into becoming villains.
Take a good look. This man is called Xiao Shuai. To break through his bottleneck, he’s about to kill his seven-month-pregnant wife, Xiao Mei. He hopes to purify his murderous heart and break through to the Nascent Soul realm.
Lin Zhi smiles: I reached Nascent Soul at thirteen. Losers sure have plenty of excuses.
“Senior Sister, just as he said, there are many shortcuts in this world. Today, your junior sister will teach you one: kill your husband to prove your Dao!”
To the heroines who haven’t been tricked yet, Lin Zhi has this to say:
“Cultivation-world rules: Don’t pick up dead people on the roadside, don’t get involved with strangers in the street, and don’t bring beggars home. If you marry into another sect, you’ll spend your whole life cleaning its toilets. Most importantly, if you meet anyone suspicious, report them to your junior sister!”
