I Drove the Male Lead to Madness

Chi Xiaocheng transmigrates into another world ravaged by magical war, becoming the doomed villainess who meets a grisly end in the original story. To avoid her death flag, she decides to take an unconventional route: She’ll play the part of an obsessive, lovesick psycho and cling to Hal, the blue-eyed, blond-haired mage. With a sweet smile, she declares, “Your eyes belong to me alone.” She collects the buttons he throws away and treasures them. She hides a blade in her sweet talk, then gently tells the heroine, Sophie, “Please disappear, all right?” But she never expected to have unleashed a real abyss. Hal bends down elegantly, his fingertips brushing her trembling lips. “As you wish… My castle, my magic, even my heart, are all yours.” His indulgence gradually becomes control, and his tenderness turns into a cage. As war devours the kingdom, she realizes the truth: She is the prey being hunted, and the hunter has long since gone mad.